An Ohio attorney who put price tags from cheaper items on more expensive ones at Walmart and then checked them out was given a one-year stayed suspension by the state supreme court.
These acts violated professional conduct rules prohibiting a lawyer from committing an illegal act that reflects adversely on the lawyer’s honesty and from engaging in conduct involving fraud, the Supreme Court of Ohio’s Dec. 18 opinion said.
Terrence Scott pleaded guilty to a third-degree-misdemeanor count of criminal mischief and received a suspended 10-day jail sentence and a fine of $185, the court said.
The supreme court determined that ...
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