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State v. Mason by Supreme Court of the State of Oklahoma Book Summary

1 In 1957, Mrs. A, in a letter to the Oklahoma Bar Association, made certain charges of professional misconduct against respondent, A.D. Mason. After an investigation of the charges, the Bar Association filed a complaint against Mr. Mason, alleging a violation of respondents oath as an attorney, and a violation of the Canons of Professional Ethics of the American Bar Association, which had been adopted by the Supreme Court of Oklahoma as obligatory upon all attorneys practicing in this state under the Rules Creating, Controlling and Regulating the Oklahoma Bar Association. 5 O.S. 1961, page 370. After hearings before Grievance Committee 14-B of the Bar Association, at which respondent appeared with counsel, Mr. Mason was found guilty of over-charging his client, and the Committee made its report to the Executive Council of the Oklahoma Bar Association, with findings of fact and conclusions of law, with recommendation that respondent be reprimanded. Upon consideration of said report, the Executive Council concurred in the finding of guilty, but disagreed as to the disciplinary action recommended. The Executive Council thereafter made its Report of Findings and Recommendation to this court in which it recommended that respondents license to practice law in this state be suspended indefinitely, with the provision that after one year he should have the right to petition this court to be readmitted to the practice of law upon a showing of compliance with the order, and a showing of good moral character.

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