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In re David C. Pickett

Oregon Supreme Court
Nov 28, 1956
303 P.2d 943 (Or. 1956)

Opinion

Submitted November 14, 1956

Defendant permanently disbarred November 28, 1956

Proceeding in the matter of the Complaint as to the conduct of David C. Pickett, attorney.

Decision and recommendation of the Board of Governors of the Oregon State Bar approved.

DEFENDANT PERMANENTLY DISBARRED.


IN BANC


The defendant, David C. Pickett, an attorney duly licensed to practice in the courts of the state of Oregon, is accused of professional misconduct in appropriating to his own use funds belonging to a client. A trial was had before a trial committee of the Oregon State Bar which resulted in a finding of professional misconduct and a recommendation to the Board of Governors of the Oregon State Bar that David C. Pickett be permanently disbarred.

The Board of Governors adopted the findings and recommendation of the trial committee and recommends to this court that the defendant be permanently disbarred. The defendant has not petitioned this court to review the recommendation or to reverse or modify the same.

We have reviewed the record in this cause and agree fully with the recommendation of the Board of Governors.

The defendant is permanently disbarred.


Summaries of

In re David C. Pickett

Oregon Supreme Court
Nov 28, 1956
303 P.2d 943 (Or. 1956)
Case details for

In re David C. Pickett

Case Details

Full title:COMPLAINT AS TO THE CONDUCT OF DAVID C. PICKETT

Court:Oregon Supreme Court

Date published: Nov 28, 1956

Citations

303 P.2d 943 (Or. 1956)
303 P.2d 943

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