In Re Troy, Opinion
Supreme Court of Rhode Island
The facts upon which this matter came before the Court are fully stated in the opinion.
1Opinion of the CourtSweetland, C. J.
Information came to the knowledge of the court tending to show unprofessional conduct on the part of William G. Troy, an attorney and counsellor of this State. Upon preliminary examination said information appeared to be so reliable as to require that action should be taken by us; whereupon a minute was entered upon our records setting forth that it had been brought to the attention of the court that at a public meeting in the city of Woonsocket in the presence of a large number of the citizens of the State the respondent had alleged that certain if not all of the justices of this court had…
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