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Alice11111

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11. He is required to be an attorney.

Reply to brooklynite (Reply #10)

Tue Mar 28, 2017, 01:39 PM

Mar 2017

One who is disbarred is no longer an attorney, at least in the state he was disbarred in, which would be a state in which he is licensed.

Obviously, the ACLU knows this, very basic and obvious , as it was brought to my attention that the ACLU is also pursuing this route.

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Get Rid of AG SESSIONS! WeNeed LAWYERS! DC, Alabama! [View all] Alice11111 Mar 2017 OP

Who? Sessions? monmouth4 Mar 2017 #1

What are we talking about, please? jmg257 Mar 2017 #2

You can get the forms from the State Bar, even online. Alice11111 Mar 2017 #3

Your thread title is really not helpful but you raise an interesting strategy. KittyWampus Mar 2017 #4

This message was self-deleted by its author Alice11111 Mar 2017 #5

I think I corrected the title, which made undue assumptions Alice11111 Mar 2017 #13

I filed a complaint with DOJ on behalf of 22 citizens. L. Coyote Mar 2017 #6

"The appearance of impropriety," is needed. Thx Coyote! Alice11111 Mar 2017 #8

Thx Nick and Larabee too. Alice11111 Mar 2017 #9

Thank you for all of the links. I was looking for the ACLU! Alice11111 Mar 2017 #7

What is the basis for your assertion that a disbarred lawyer cannot be AG? brooklynite Mar 2017 #10

He is required to be an attorney. Alice11111 Mar 2017 #11

Wow, Coyote, good work! Alice11111 Mar 2017 #12