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Bar complaints started to pile up against Lewis.

"Hello, we're here to file some bar complaints," Zeese announced to the receptionist.

The commissioner's office said Dowd had violated lawyer-client privilege and filed a bar complaint against him.

Baez still faces two Florida Bar complaints arising from the Anthony case.

They'll forget the bar complaint.

He also faces a civil suit brought by another client in Fairfax and a handful of Virginia State Bar complaints.

The judges also said in their bar complaint that they had noticed "a number" of cases in which Rasmussen intervened to offer defendants "substantially" better deals.

He closed his law offices in Washington and Fairfax, and when he didn't respond to some of the bar complaints, his law license was suspended.

A second bar complaint against Moore followed, and though this too was dismissed as unfounded, Moore left Gadsden shortly thereafter in great disappointment.

Manieri's lawyer filed a bar complaint against Hood over the commercial, saying Manieri couldn't get a fair trial because the ad referred to him as a cold-blooded killer.

"Whomever made the formal bar complaint against me - likely a Kentucky appellate judge - is protected from being identified by the bar complaint process," he said.

He said that he could have opted for the bar complaint to be heard quietly by a local panel, but demanded a public hearing because it would allow him to put on evidence.

On Wednesday, Independent Assessor Stephen Miller said he had filed a State Bar complaint against some of Trutanich's attorneys for their roles in withholding records.

Avila is accused in a Utah State Bar complaint of posing as an attorney and collecting funds from 17 immigrants as payment for legal residency efforts she never completed.

Manigo later challenged the conviction and pursued the State Bar complaint, saying Sullivan had failed to disclose crucial information that impugned Price and Wilson’s motives for testifying.

By barring complaints of pay discrimination not filed within 180 days of a discriminatory raise, the court’s ruling rewards employers who succeed in obscuring their bad behavior for more than six months.

According to the bar complaint, the "hooligan" remark was one of many comments by Mr. Nifong that violated ethics rules because they were likely to heighten "public condemnation of the accused."

"Mike at this point, as a result of the bar complaint, doesn't want to be a distraction to the case or take away from the prosecution of the case, which the witness still feels very strongly about."

The bar complaint said the district attorney, Michael B. Nifong, had illegally withheld DNA evidence from defense lawyers and then intentionally misled the presiding judge and bar officials about doing so.

In addition to the bar complaint, Mr. Nifong is likely to face a separate accusation of prosecutorial misconduct before W. Osmond Smith III, the judge presiding over the sexual assault case.

The document told Murphy to send letters to all the people whose cases he dismissed, alerting them of his mistake, and ordered him to retract the Florida bar complaint he filed against "Stone" and her firm.

In a written response to the bar complaint, she wrote that the juror letter was not intended "to prevent any juror from speaking to anyone, but simply to inform the juror so he or she would understand the situation accurately."

The documents would not automatically figure into an ethics probe, except that Bar complaints against Thomas and Deputy County Attorney Lisa Aubuchon include allegations of conflict of interest and conducting prosecutions against political foes.

One example cited by the Justice Department is former top Arpaio aide David Hendershott, who filed bar complaints against attorneys critical of the agency along with bringing judicial complaints against judges who were at odds with the sheriff.

Clause 1 repeals section 67 of the CHRA, thus eliminating the shield that has, since 1977, barred complaints of discrimination against the federal and First Nations governments in relation to acts and decisions authorized by the Indian Act.