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In Re: Moseley
No. 061237Supreme Court of Virginia
061237 In Re: Moseley 04/20/2007 A circuit court had jurisdiction to revoke an attorney's privilege to practice before it, and courts are not required to list with specificity the factual basis for issuing a r…
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061237 In Re: Moseley 04/20/2007 A circuit court had jurisdiction to revoke an attorney's privilege to practice before it, and co…
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061237 In Re: Moseley 04/20/2007 A circuit court had jurisdiction to revoke an attorney's privilege to practice before it, and courts are not required to list with specificity the factual basis for issuing a rule to show cause why such privilege should not be revoked. Thus, an attorney's contrary arguments are deemed meritless, and where the record shows that the attorney received adequate notice of the conduct that the circuit court would consider in deciding whether to revoke his privilege to practice before that court, no error is found in the judgment revoking such privilege. The judgment is affirmed.
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061237 In Re: Moseley 04/20/2007 A circuit court had jurisdiction to revoke an attorney's privilege to practice before it, and courts are not required to list with specificity the factual basis for issuing a rule to show cause why such privilege should not be revoked. Thus, an attorney's contrary arguments are deemed meritless, and where the record shows that the attorney received adequate notice of the conduct that the circuit court would consider in deciding whether to revoke his privilege to practice before that court, no error is found in the judgment revoking such privilege. The judgment is affirmed.
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