Weinstein v. State
Supreme Court of Florida
1Opinion of the Court
BUFORD, J.Y
In this case two young women,- college and law school graduates, members of the bar and of previous good character and reputation, are shown to have been guilty of grave infractions of the rules of professional ethics. In fact, both freely, honestly and with apparent humility and regret, admit the irregularities in their law practice in connection with divorce cases.
They were charged with having forged answers, waivers and stipulations filed in such cases. This, the most serious charge made, they deny and the record fails to reveal proof of that charge. There is nothing in the…
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