Norman F. Dacey and Norman F. Dacey, Doing Business as National Estate Planning Council v. New York County Lawyers' Association
Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit
1ConcurrenceMoore, Circuit Judge
Although I concur in the affirmance of the judgment dismissing the complaint, my reasons for so doing are quite different from those expressed in the majority opinion. Initially I find here no issue of “restraint on a citizen’s right to disseminate his views on important public issues * * Upon this appeal the only issue before us is: does the amended complaint on its face state a cause of action? Nor is there any issue as to whether Daeey’s acts constitute the unlawful practice of law. That issue has been laid at rest by the New York Court of Appeals. No judge is being sued — hence, judicial…
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