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He could also be disbarred or suspended from practice for a time.

However, he was soon thereafter disbarred from the practice of law.

At the same time, he was disbarred in 1925 by the French bar association.

"He would be disbarred for not trying to do that.

She was disbarred and sentenced to a year in prison.

Have a look through their list of members who've been disbarred during the past few years."

In February, a year after his disappearance, he was disbarred.

He was disbarred as a result of his criminal convictions in May 2012.

I must have missed the part where Stone was disbarred and sent to prison.

I'll hire other attorneys, fire the ones I have now and see that they're disbarred.

Jessica threatens to have him disbarred if he steps out of line again.

So how many times can a lawyer be warned and suspended before finally being disbarred?

He failed in his appeals, was sentenced to community service and disbarred.

If convicted, he could face more than 15 years in prison and would be permanently disbarred.

Although disbarred, he has been working as a consultant.

And with her civil suit pending, she'd probably be suspended or disbarred.

This is a red flag, and if such abuse continues, he will eventually be disbarred.

In 2009 he was disbarred from practicing law in California.

If I gave them to anyone I'd be permanently disbarred.

But two lawyers could be disbarred for dipping into client funds.

But he did not go as her lawyer; several years ago, he was disbarred.

Liu, for his part, is in effect disbarred and severely punished.

The lawyers are generally disbarred, if not convicted and imprisoned.

Conduct like that would get him disbarred should it come out.'

After the war, he was first imprisoned, then released but permanently disbarred from being a judge.