In re Dombey

OPINION

By BELL, PJ.

The Columbus Bar Association, after receipt of two complaints, brought to the knowledge and attention of the judges of this court that Alex S. Dombey, in his office as an attorney at law, probably had been guilty of misconduct or unprofessional conduct involving moral turpitude.

In pursuance to the requirement of the statute (§4705.02 R. C.), the court appointed James M. Hengst, John W. King and William L. Schmidt, three attorneys at law, as a committee to investigate the matter, and if the facts warranted action, to prepare and file written charges against' the accused.

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