Kentucky

ATTORNEYS: CONSTANCE L. BUEHNER v. KBA (SC 11/26/2008)

By Michael Stevens

CONSTANCE L. BUEHNER v. KBA
Order publicly reprimanded movant and suspended movant from practice of law suspended for 1 year with conditions
2008-SC-000727-KB.pdf
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DATE RENDERED: 11/26/2008

The Supreme Court granted attorney?s motion for public reprimand and 30-day suspension of license, probated for one-year. Movant was convicted of felony charges of tampering with physical evidence. On appeal, a new trial was ordered and movant entered an Alford plea to misdemeanor charges of unsworn falsification to authorities. Movant acknowledged her plea amounted to an admission of a violation of SCR 3.130-8.3(b)?commission of a criminal act that reflects adversely on lawyer?s honesty, trustworthiness or fitness. The Court approved the proposed discipline, noting Movant had already served six-month automatic temporary suspension for the felony conviction that was later vacated. 

From SC November Summaries

Full post as published by Kentucky Cases on December 28, 2008 (boomark / email).