In Re Langford
California Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
THE COURT.
Petitioner, a member in good standing of the State Bar since his admission in 1927, pleaded guilty to and was convicted of selling securities without a permit in violation of subdivision (a) of section 26104 of the code. He was sentenced to imprisonment in the county jail for one year, probation was granted, the terms of probation have been fulfilled and the probationary period has expired.
The questions whether the crime of which petitioner was convicted, or the circumstances of its commission, involved moral turpitude were referred by this court to the State Bar. (Bus. & Prof.…
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