Summaries of Opinions

• Publication year: 1997
• Pages: 133
• Citation: Vol. 26 No. 3 Pg. 133

26 Colo.Law. 133 Colorado Lawyer 1997.

1997, March, Pg. 133. Summaries of Opinions

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The Colorado Lawyer
March 1997
Vol. 26, No. 3 [Page 133]

From the Courts
Colorado Disciplinary Cases
Summaries of Opinions

Column Ed.: James P. Hollaway, Committee Counsel, Denver - 893-3393

The Grievance Committee's office is located at the Dominion Plaza, 600 17th St., Suite 920 S, Denver, CCO 80202-5435. "Grievances" or requests for investigation are filed with the Office of Disciplinary Counsel, located at the Dominion Plaza, 600 17th St., Suite 510 S, Denver, CO 80202-5435. Telephone: (303) 893-8121

Table1

(through December 1996)

Requests for investigation filed in 1996 1,514

Docketed for investigation 470

Not docketed for investigation 831

Review in progress 209

In abeyance 4

Cases dismissed by the inquiry panels in 1996 249

Letters of admonition sent in 1996 109

Cases in which reasonable cause was found in 1996 210

Cases pending before the inquiry panels on 12/31/96 270

1Figures supplied by the Office of Disciplinary Counsel

Public disciplinary and disability decisions are listed below. Decisions issued by Opinion appear in their entirety in the Colorado Supreme Court "Opinions" section of The Colorado Lawyer. Public disciplinary decisions involving issues that are not routine are summarized below, together with all private censures and, when space permits, selected admonishments. Occasionally, articles will appear in this space in lieu of summaries or with fewer of them

Public Decisions

Glen B. Clark, Jr.: On December 3, 1996, the Supreme Court supsended the respondent for ninety days, effective thirty days after the issuance of its Opinion, and assessed costs of $437.78 against him, following its approval of his conditional admission of misconduct.

Rita Marie Farry: On December 3, 1996, the Supreme Court suspended the respondent for thirty days, effective thirty days after the issuance of its Opinion, and assessed costs of $48.76 against her, following its approval of her conditional admission of misconduct.

George Case Price: On December 16, 1996, the Supreme Court suspended the respondent for one year and one day, effective thirty days after the issuance of its Opinion, and assessed costs of $1,385.56 against him, following its approval of his conditional admission...