Alexander's Case

Per Curiam,

Dr. William T. McGuire lodged a complaint with the Board of Governance, charging appellant with “misfeasance, nonfeasance and malpractice in the office of an attorney of the Supreme Court.” The facts which support this charge show that appellant solicited an investment of $10,000 from Dr. William T. McGuire in a first mortgage on an estate over which he had control as attorney, with full knowledge that there was a prior lien and a claim for taxes, which later became a lien, against the property. These liens were never paid off and appellant continued to deceive petitioner as to the…