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Attorney Grievance Commission v. Reamer

328 Md. 32 (1992) · Court of Appeals of Maryland
Court of Appeals of MarylandDisposition: Other✓ Good law
HoldingHoward G.

ORDER On November 10, 1980, the Court disbarred the Petitioner, Howard G. Reamer. On August 17,1990, the Petitioner filed a petition for reinstatement. Thereafter, on August 29, 1990, the Court referred the petition to the Attorney Grievance Commission to conduct an appropriate investigation and to submit a report and recommendation as to whether Petitioner should be reinstated. On April 27,1992, the Inquiry Panel and Review Board of the Attorney Grievance Commission submitted separate reports in which the Inquiry Panel recommended that the Petitioner be reinstated with certain restrictions and the Review Board recommended against reinstatement.

After the Petitioner submitted an answer and memorandum urging that he be reinstated, the Court scheduled a hearing on the matter. The Court has carefully considered the report and recommendation of the Attorney Grievance Commission including the reports of the Inquiry Panel and Review Board as well as the Respondent’s written and oral arguments in support of reinstatement. The Court has also evaluated the essential factors to be considered in any reinstatement proceeding which are: (1) the nature and circumstances of the Petitioner’s original misconduct; (2) the Petitioner’s subsequent conduct and reformation; (3) the Petitioner’s

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