Sentence examples for bar committees from inspiring English sources

These bar committees have produced a "generally low level of effective responses," Mr. Pitt said today.

Robin Garson, 49, Gerald's second wife and a graduate of Brooklyn Law School, handled cases involving the elderly and was a member of several county bar committees.

Still, Ms. Rhode, the author of a Yale Law Journal article on the way law schools and bar committees deal with unethical behavior, said law schools should take student misconduct seriously wherever it occurs.

In addition to providing an analysis of the history and ethical norms that justify rejection of the ban's application to in-house counsel, this Note argues that bar committees that issue opinions supporting the ban's extension may be susceptible to antitrust liability under the Supreme Court's new Dental Board standard pertaining to state-action immunity.

Last April 12 she held him in contempt and referred the case to the Arkansas bar committee.

An examination of the files of the bar committee turned up some cases that had features resembling Mr. Clinton's.

The Arkansas bar committee disciplines about 100 lawyers each year and disbarment is used almost solely in cases involving the theft of client money.

On April 12 , 1999 Judge Wright held the president in contempt of court, fined him $90,000 and referred the matter to the Arkansas bar committee for possible disciplinary proceedings.

"A statute that cannot be complied with is worse than no statute at all," a bar committee headed by Alan D. Lurie of New Rochelle wrote in its report.

She referred the matter to the Arkansas bar committee last April but the case remained dormant until Mr. Glavin's group filed a second complaint and asked the State Supreme Court to order the committee to move on the complaints.

The bar committee recommended the disbarment, rejecting lesser sanctions of a suspension of his license or a reprimand, a penalty that Mr. Clinton had suggested he might have accepted.