Admission of Brown
Court of Appeals of Maryland
1Opinion of the Court
BATTAGLIA, Judge.
In this case we are asked to decide whether to grant the petition for admission to the Maryland Bar of Emsean L. Brown, who was convicted of bank fraud in 1991, was incarcerated, and since that time has misrepresented various aspects of his history. We determine that Mr. Brown presently does *46not possess the requisite moral character required to be admitted to the Maryland Bar.1
I. Background
In 1989, Emsean L. Brown, then 24, and an employee at the Citizen’s Bank of Maryland (“Bank”),2 with knowledge of how it would be used, began providing customer information— specifically,…
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