Reports of Cases Argued and Determined in the Supreme Court of the State of Vermont, 157. köideVermont printing Company, 1991 |
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... practice law could resume even if respondent failed to cooperate to allow Board to assess his fitness to practice ; the burden to demonstrate fitness to practice law , given the record , should be on respondent . A.O. 9 , Rule 19A . 2 ...
... practice law could resume even if respondent failed to cooperate to allow Board to assess his fitness to practice ; the burden to demonstrate fitness to practice law , given the record , should be on respondent . A.O. 9 , Rule 19A . 2 ...
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... practice law . [ 1 ] The Board's probation approach is in our opinion inad- visable for several reasons . First , if respondent does not coop- erate with the Board , and the known status of his practice is the same in six months as it ...
... practice law . [ 1 ] The Board's probation approach is in our opinion inad- visable for several reasons . First , if respondent does not coop- erate with the Board , and the known status of his practice is the same in six months as it ...
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... practicing law for six months for attempt to pur- chase and distribute cocaine would not be automatically reinstated , but would be required to show he had moral qualifications for admission to practice law , that resumption of practice ...
... practicing law for six months for attempt to pur- chase and distribute cocaine would not be automatically reinstated , but would be required to show he had moral qualifications for admission to practice law , that resumption of practice ...
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