In re Petition for Reinstatement of Registration No. 0191139

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Court: Minnesota Supreme Court · Filed: 2026-04-01 · Docket: A241103
Published
Impact Score: 0/100 — Low impact: This case is narrowly focused with minimal precedential value.

Case Overview

In re Petition for Reinstatement of Registration No. 0191139 is a court opinion from the Minnesota Supreme Court, filed on 2026-04-01 (Docket No. A241103).

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Court Syllabus

Based on our independent review of the record, the Lawyers Professional Responsibility Board panel's conclusion that petitioner has not met his burden of proving moral change to practice law, as required for reinstatement, was not clearly erroneous. Petition denied.

Case Details

Case NameIn re Petition for Reinstatement of Registration No. 0191139
Citation
CourtMinnesota Supreme Court
Date Filed2026-04-01
Docket NumberA241103
Precedential StatusPublished
Impact Score0 / 100
Jurisdictionmn

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