Nejla K. Lane argues before the Texas Supreme Court for a four-year statute of limitations on reciprocal disciplinary actions by the state bar. Credit: Texas Supreme Court video archives
The Texas Supreme Court is considerating a statute of limitations defense in a reciprocal discipline case from the Board of Disciplinary Appeals
December 05, 2024 at 05:07 PM
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Armed with dissents from two members of the Board of Disciplinary Appeals, an attorney argued before the Texas Supreme Court for clarity on whether there is a statute of limitations on reciprocal disciplinary actions.
Nejla K. Lane, arguing on her own behalf, was suspended in 2018 by the Northern District of Illinois for inappropriate emails to a federal magistrate judge she sent in 2017, and suspended again in early 2023 by the Illinois Supreme Court for the same offense.
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