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What happens to lawyers who have been found guilty of professional misconduct?

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What happens to lawyers who have been found guilty of professional misconduct?

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In Texas, the lawyer may receive one or more of the following sanctions, depending upon the severity of the case. These include: (1) a reprimand, which may be public or private; (2) suspension from the practice of law, all or part of which may be probated; or (3) disbarment. Any sanction an attorney receives for professional misconduct will become a permanent part of the attorney’s record. Check with your own state’s Disciplinary Agency for their specific procedure.

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