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- Title: State Idaho v. Mitchell Sherman Griffin
- Author : Supreme Court Of Idaho
- Release Date : January 27, 1992
- Genre: Law,Books,Professional & Technical,
- Pages : * pages
- Size : 73 KB
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The board of managers and the committee on grievances of the Chicago Bar Association, as commissioners of this court, have filed a report and a supplemental report finding that the respondents, Mandel Yablunky, otherwise known as Mandel Yale, admitted to the bar on February 16, 1922, and Ben Yale, otherwise known as Bernard Yale, admitted to the bar on June 14, 1928, were guilty of unprofessional conduct as attorneys and counselors at law and recommending that they be disbarred. Additional hearings resulting in the supplemental report were necessitated by the fact that, in the complaint and throughout the original hearings, respondents were designated only as Mandel Yale and Bernard Yale, both by themselves and by all other participants in the proceedings, and it was not until after the original report had been transmitted to the clerk of this court that it was discovered that no persons having these names were listed on the roll of attorneys. Thereafter, further hearings were held for the purpose of determining the true identity of respondents. After finding that respondents were licensed as attorneys under the names of Mandel Yablunky and Ben Yale, the commissioners ordered the record and the original report amended accordingly. This finding was incorporated in the supplemental report and, in addition, the commissioners also found that respondents, by engaging in incredible and unparalleled dilatory tactics, technical objections and unfounded contentions, made deliberately and in bad faith, in this disbarrment proceeding, have aggravated their original wrongful conduct and indicated beyond doubt that they are unworthy to remain on the roll of attorneys. Respondents filed objections to the original report and challenge the validity of the supplemental proceedings.