In re Bamisile

OPINION OF THE COURT

The respondent was served with a petition containing one charge of professional misconduct. In his answer, he denied knowledge and information sufficient to form a belief as to the truth of the factual allegations contained in the petition. At the prehearing conference, he admitted the factual allegations, but denied any intent to deceive. The petitioner’s case consisted entirely of documentary evidence, to wit, three exhibits. The respondent’s case consisted of his own testimony and three character letters. At the conclusion of the hearing, the Special Referee sustained…