In Re Levin

In a four-count complaint, the Administrator of the Attorney Registration and Disciplinary Commission charged that respondent, Jack Levin, who was admitted to practice law in this jurisdiction on May 19, 1960, had been guilty of conduct which tended to defeat the administration of justice and bring the legal profession into disrepute. Count IV was dismissed on motion of the Administrator and the Hearing Board found that the Administrator had failed to prove the allegations of counts II and III by clear and convincing evidence. The Hearing Board found that the evidence showed clearly and…