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Following the imposition of the death sentence, Herbert's appointed lawyer, who was later disbarred for poor performance in other cases, told Herbert that he didn't see any reason to appeal the conviction or sentence because the trial had been as fair as he could expect.† (source)
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"Surely," said the seventy-year-old disbarred attorney, giving the page to his former student.† (source)
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McAfee had committed the grievous sin of dragging Josie into this, and Alex's mind spiraled wildly as she wondered what she could do to get him fired, or even disbarred.† (source)
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He was a lawyer there until he got himself disbarred about fifteen years ago.† (source)
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Left Batavia sixteen years ago—1950....He was a lawyer, got disbarred.† (source)
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The lawyer, who was subsequently disbarred and jailed for unrelated criminal misconduct, also never challenged the State's decision to try Trina as an adult.† (source)
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"And perhaps something more," continued the old disbarred attorney.† (source)
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The humiliation of his disbarment had faded.† (source)
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He wrote a scathing letter published in the state bar association's journal in which he vowed "never to take another death penalty case, even if they disbar me for my refusal" and urged other civil lawyers not to take death penalty cases.† (source)
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You need some free legal advice from a disbarred lawyer.† (source)
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He'd lost his license to practice nine years earlier, and, according to the terms of his disbarment, he could now apply for reinstatement.† (source)
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The dean was waiting on us at school, threatened to kill us or at least disbar us before we even graduated.† (source)
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Disbarred, or whatever the phrase is.† (source)
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The disbarment had happened not long after Jake hired on, and Lucien had kept his distance from the office and from the law.† (source)
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In fury, the balding imperious professor of law stared at the gray-faced old disbarred and dishonored attorney in front of him.† (source)
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You can be disbarred at thirty or thirty-five and still get by, but when you're disbarred at fifty and your trial is given national press along with a jail sentence, you'd be shocked at how your options disappear-even for a learned man.† (source)
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