In Re Mentrup

HIGGINS, Judge.

The Bar Committee of the Sixteenth Judicial Circuit charged respondent with two counts of professional misconduct. The Special Master found the charges supported by the evidence and recommended disbarment. Respondent now asserts that his conduct, while violative of the Discipli nary Rules, does not warrant the sanction of disbarment. He contends that a mental disorder affecting his disposition of matters entrusted to him mitigates the gravity of his misconduct; and suggests that the Court permit a supervisory preceptor to assist him in his practice.

There is no dispute of the…