The "specially assigned judge" also ordered restitution of $27,500 to the former client.
March 25, 2014 at 01:20 PM
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Robert S. Bennett of Houston, whose practice included defending lawyers from State Bar of Texas disciplinary suits, has been disbarred.
On March 21, 289th District Judge Carmen Kelsey of San Antonio, a “specially assigned judge,” signed a final judgment of disbarment in a disciplinary suit that the Commission for Lawyer Discipline filed against Bennett in 2013. Bennett’s trial began on March 17. Bennett had denied the allegations.
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