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Case Information

Filed 2022-03-27
Status Closed
Type Professional Regulation Attorney Review Panel Decision
Docket 32 entries

Docket Entries

  1. Judgment - Non-costs
  2. Opinion - Published
  3. Notice - Opinion Release Imminent
  4. Event - Nonoral - En Banc
  5. Event - Nonoral En Banc - scheduled - October 5, 2022
  6. Event - Nonoral En Banc - scheduled - October 3, 2022 (Rescheduled to October 5, 2022)
  7. Notice - Case Screening - Nonoral
  8. Brief - Atty Discipline-Reply E-Filed
  9. Charges of Unprofessional Conduct, Notice of Pre-Hearing Meeting and Notice of Panel Assignment (Confidential)
  10. Notice - Attorney Scheduling Conflicts - May Yang
  11. Notice - Attorney Scheduling Conflicts - Binh T. Tuong
  12. Charges of Unprofessional Conduct, Notice of Pre-Hearing Meeting and Notice of Panel Assignment (Redacted)
  13. Brief - Atty Discipline-Response E-Filed
  14. Order - Grant Motion to Replace Original Appellant Brief with Redacted Version and Appellant Motion for Judicial Notice with Redacted Version
  15. Response - Motion for Judicial Notice
  16. Motion for Judicial Notice - Redacted Version
  17. Brief - Appellant E-Filed - Redacted Version
  18. Motion to Replace Original Appellant Brief with Redacted Version and Appellant Motion for Judicial Notice with Redacted Version
  19. Rejected motion to replace original brief and motion for judicial notice with redacted versions - multiple document types must be separated.
  20. Brief - Appellant E-Filed - Confidential Version
  21. Other - Docket Notation - Rejected Appellant Brief; Missing Addendum
  22. Affidavit - Service - Motion for Judicial Notice
  23. Motion for Judicial Notice - Confidential Version
  24. Order - Atty Discipline Briefing Sched.
  25. Correspondence - Incoming - Request for Briefing Order
  26. Transcript - Delivery Certificate and Transcript
  27. Transcript - Initial Certificate and Delivery Confirmation
  28. Affidavit - Service - Notice of Appeal, Statement of the Case, Decision and Transcripts on Susan Humiston
  29. Statement - Case - Appellant
  30. Notice - Other - Amended Notice of Appeal
  31. Other - Docket Notation - Rejected Statement of the Case - Signature Missing
  32. Notice - Case Filing

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