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Not Subject to Desistance or Compromise

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  1. Does continuation despite desistance automatically prove the respondent guilty? Multiple Choice Easy
  2. The complainant withdraws and the respondent also fails to answer despite reasonable notice. May the investigator assum… Multiple Choice Medium
  3. An investigation continues despite a private settlement, but the record ultimately fails to establish misconduct by sub… Multiple Choice Medium
  4. The complainant withdraws while the respondent, though duly notified, declines to answer or appear. The file contains d… Multiple Choice Hard
  5. A pending respondent lawyer’s death is established. Counsel invokes Section16’s desistance rule to argue every discipli… Multiple Choice Hard
  6. Distinguish continuation despite settlement from a finding of misconduct. Essay Medium
  7. Explain the process where the complainant withdraws and the respondent does not answer or appear despite reasonable not… Essay Medium
  8. Why should Section16 not be summarized as no disciplinary case can ever be dismissed, using the respondent-death provis… Essay Medium