Summary
The Wyoming Supreme Court approved and adopted the Board of Professional Responsibility's recommendation that Nicholas T. Haderlie receive a public censure for conduct arising from an alcohol-related driving incident, interference with peace officers, and related criminal convictions. The nunc pro tunc order clarified that Haderlie was required to remain compliant with his monitoring agreement and ordered him to pay $550 in costs and administrative fees.
Holdings
- The Court approved, confirmed, and adopted the Board of Professional Responsibility's Report and Recommendation for Public Censure and publicly censured Haderlie for conduct violating his professional duties.
- The order required Haderlie to remain compliant with his Wyoming Professional Assistance Program monitoring agreement, while providing that any failure to comply would be addressed through further disciplinary proceedings.
- The Court ordered Haderlie to reimburse the Wyoming State Bar $50 in costs and pay a $500 administrative fee.
Questions Presented
- Whether the Board of Professional Responsibility's stipulated recommendation for public censure should be approved and adopted.
- Whether Haderlie should be required to remain compliant with his Wyoming Professional Assistance Program monitoring agreement.
- Whether Haderlie should be ordered to pay the Wyoming State Bar's administrative fee and costs.
Disposition
approved
Cases Cited (1)
- Bd. of Prof. Resp. v. Stinson, 337 P.3d 401, 420 (Wyo. 2014)(followed)
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