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Michigan Law Review

1932

Perjury

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Attorney And Client - Disbarment - False Testimony Jan 1932

Attorney And Client - Disbarment - False Testimony

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A, an attorney, as a witness for his client in a suit against the latter, testified falsely under oath with knowledge of the fact. In proceedings for disbarment, during which A admitted the falsity of his testimony, held, his conduct warranted suspension from the bar for one year. Green v. State Bar ( Cal. 1931 ) 2 Pac. ( 2d) 340.