Headlines 3 April 2023

Conduct Board announces April disciplinary hearings

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Court News Ohio

The Ohio Board of Professional Conduct Friday announced three April disciplinary hearings involving attorneys.

All hearings – unless otherwise noted – begin at 10 a.m., take place before a three-member panel of the board, and are open to the public.

Additional case information, including case documents, can be viewed and downloaded by searching the case number.

Hearings may be delayed for any reason. Check the online docket to confirm that a hearing will proceed as scheduled.

April 6 – 1:30 p.m.
Disciplinary Counsel v. Jack Allen Blakeslee
Case No. 2022-046
Respondent’s counsel: Charles J. Kettlewell, Columbus
Hearing location: Thomas J. Moyer Ohio Judicial Center, Hearing Room 106, 65 S. Front St., Columbus.

April 11
Disciplinary Counsel v. John Taylor
Case No. 2022-048
Respondent’s counsel: None
Hearing location: Moyer Judicial Center, Hearing Room 106, 65 S. Front St., Columbus.

April 24
Disciplinary Counsel v. Amber Renee Goodman
Case No. 2022-040
Respondent’s counsel: George D. Jonson, Cincinnati
Hearing location: Moyer Judicial Center, Hearing Room 104, 65 S. Front St., Columbus.

 

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