Hildebrand v. State Bar

THE COURT.

Pursuant to an order issued by The State Bar of California, the petitioner, Clifton Hildebrand, an attorney at law, was directed to appear before Special Local Committee No. 3 for the county of Alameda on or about July 18, 1939, then and there to show cause why he should not be disciplined for alleged professional misconduct on four separate charges as set forth in the said order. The charges consisted of three counts of violation of the provisions of rule 2 (commonly known as the “solicitation” rule) and of violation, on one count, of rule 3 (generally referred to as the “ambulance…