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Case Information

Filed 2024-02-16
Status Temp.Susp./ Remand to BBO
Type Discipline
Docket 10 entries

Docket Entries

  1. Case entered.
  2. Notice of Conviction of Crime (one count of electronic mail fraud, in violation of 18 U.S.C. § 1037(a)(5),(b)(3)), , and Certified Copy of Docket Entries from United States District Court, Southern District of California and Petition for Temporary Suspension.
  3. Waiver of Hearing and Assent to Entry of Order.
  4. Letter from Acting Bar Counsel Richard Abati saying In connection with the above matter, enclosed for e-filing are the following documents: (1) Notice of Conviction and Petition for Temporary Suspension; and (2) Waiver of Hearing and Assent to Entry of Order. As indicated, the respondent has assented to the entry of an order of temporary suspension and to the remand of this matter for further disciplinary proceedings.
  5. Order assigning Justice Kafker. (Budd, C.J.)
  6. NOTICE Re: 1) Entry of new Bar Docket Case filed; 2) Response or further pleadings may be electronically filed; and 3) Copy of S.J.C. Rule 2:23 enclosed regarding Appeals in Bar Discipline Cases.
  7. Under advisement. (Kafker, J.).
  8. Order temporarily suspending respondent pending further proceedings before the B.B.O. and until further order of this Court. (Kafker, J.)
  9. eNotice to Counsel/Parties Re: P.# 6 filed.
  10. Notice to Dist. Ct. (Chief Justice); Clerks of U.S. Dist. Ct. (D.MA) & First Circuit Ct. of Appeals; ABA Center of Prof. Responsibility; & BBO.

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