| Case Information: 92-BG-0874 | |||
| Short Caption: | IN RE: JOEL STEINBERG | Classification: | Bar Governance - Bar - Disciplinary |
| Superior Court or Agency Case Number: | Filed Date: | 07/21/1992 | |
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| Opening Event Date: | 07/21/1992 | Case Status: | Closed |
| Record Completed: | Post-Decision Matter Pending: | ||
| Briefs Completed: | |||
| Argued/Submitted: | 02/03/1994 | ||
| Disposition: | Next Scheduled Action: | ||
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| Party Information | ||||||||||||
| Appellate Role | Party Name | IFP | Attorney(s) | Arguing Attorney | E-Filer | |||||||
| Petitioner | Bar Counsel | N |
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| Petitioner | Board on Professional Responsibility | N |
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| Respondent | Joel Steinberg | N | Pro Se | N | ||||||||
| Events | ||||
| Event Date | Status | Description | Result | |
| 07/21/1992 | DISCIPLINARY LETTER From Bar Counsel transmitting certified copy of order of Virginia State Bar Disciplinary Board imposing public reprimand. | |||
| 07/24/1992 | ORDER Respondent to show cause before BPR in 30 days why identical discipline shouldn't be imposed in DC; f/o BPR to recommend promptly whether reciprocal discipline should be imposed or whether Board will proceed de novo; f/o clerk to send copy of this order & order of VA State Bar to respondent and Chair of BPR. (By RO) | |||
| 09/28/1993 | REPORT AND RECOMMENDATION OF BOARD ON PROF. RESP. (Recommends against the imposition of reciprocal discipline). | |||
| 10/05/1993 | LETTER from the Office of Bar Counsel supporting the recommendation filed by the BPR dated 9/28/93. | |||
| 11/08/1993 | FINAL SCREENING - SUMMARY CALENDAR I | |||
| 02/03/1994 | Filed | ACTION - Argued / Submitted | ||
| 02/03/1994 | SUBMITTED (FE,ST,PR) | |||
| 02/04/1994 | DISMISSED On consideration of the unanimous report and recommendation of the Board on Professional Responsibility, supported by Bar Cousel, that no reciprocal discipline be imposed in this case because the misconduct that formed the basis of the Virginia public reprimand does not constitute misconduct in the District of Columbia. D.C. Bar R. XI, Sec. 11 (c) (5), it is ORDERED that this proceeding be dismissed. PER CURIAM (FE, ST, PY) | |||