In re Conditional Admission of Applicant No. 26724, Barkes

761 N.E.2d 395 (Ind. 2001) · Supreme Court of Indiana · January 18, 2002 · No. 26724

Summary

The Indiana Supreme Court revoked Jeffery Allan Barkes’s conditional license to practice law after the Board of Law Examiners determined that he had violated the conditions of his admission. The court acted after Barkes failed to respond to the Board’s notice and ordered the revocation effective immediately, along with related notice requirements.

Holdings

  1. The Court revoked Barkes's conditional license to practice law because the Board's notice and certified findings established that he failed to comply with the conditions of his admission and he filed no response.

Questions Presented

  1. Whether the Supreme Court of Indiana should revoke a conditional license to practice law after the Board of Law Examiners certified findings that the licensee violated the conditions of admission and the licensee failed to respond.

Disposition

other

Cases Cited (0)

No outbound citations extracted.

Cited In (0)

No citing cases on record yet.

Court Document

Open PDF
Loading document…