Cleveland Bar Ass'n v. Fatica

While formally conceding that his “conviction of a crime involving moral turpitude” (Rule XVIII [5] [a], Rules of Practice of this court) requires some disciplinary action, it is asserted on behalf of respondent that his actions constituted merely a “mistake in .-judgment” warranting only a public reprimand.

• The testimony heard by the panel consisted essentially of witnesses as to respondent’s good character, both before and after 1964; the testimony of a psychologist who tested respondent just prior to the hearing and who expressed the opinion that respondent “asserts to be a person of good…