Legal Opinion
Sexton v. Arkansas Supreme Court Committee on Professional Conduct
Supreme Court of Arkansas
Decided July 10, 1989No. 89-73PublishedCited by 20 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
John I. Purtle, Justice.
The Arkansas Supreme Court Committee on Professional Conduct voted to suspend the license of the appellant for a period of one year, but stayed the suspension until the appeal could be heard by this court. We affirm the action taken by the Committee and dissolve the stay.
In January, 1987, Danny Haffelder and his wife, Tina Haffelder, filed a complaint against the appellant with the Committee on Professional Conduct. Following the filing of the complaint the Committee made a determination that the appellant’s license should be suspended for one year. The charges were…
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