State v. Koberstein

The complaint in the divorce action was prepared by Mr. MacIntyre (see State v. MacIntyre, ante, p. 406, 298 N. W. 200) who thereafter entrusted the case to defendant Koberstein. The latter testified that he never talked to his superior as to the manner of handling a default divorce case. It is apparent that he did not take the trial of such cases seriously. Whether he is guilty of misconduct depends on whether he knew or had good reason to believe that the testimony was false. If he did he was an accessory to the misconduct treated with in the MacIntyre Case. The question of his knowledge of…