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Supreme Court of Ohio - Case No. 2019-1075 - Disciplinary Counsel v. Spinazze Expand
 
 
January 8, 2020
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Disciplinary Counsel v. Anthony P. Spinazze, Case No. 2019-1075
Lucas County

The Board of Professional Conduct proposes a six-month suspension for a former Sylvania assistant prosecutor who intentionally made false representations to a municipal court judge, then lied about his conduct to his superiors, when he agreed to reduce a drunken driving charge to a lesser sentence.

Anthony Spinazze argues that based on sanctions levied on other attorneys who committed similar misconduct, he should receive a fully stayed six-month suspension. He maintains the board didn't adequately credit him for taking responsibility for his actions when it proposed the suspension.
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