In Re: Maroun, Jr.
| GEORGE CHARLES MAROUN, JR. |
| MASSACHUSETTS SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT and MA BOARD OF BAR OVERSEERS |
| 23-8010 |
| February 14, 2023 |
| U.S. Court of Appeals, First Circuit |
| Other |
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| CERTIFIED mail receipt showing article number 7020 0640 0001 5477 8034 and recipient's address. Document sent: Show Cause Order [ # 6549368-2 ]. [23-8010] (AL) [Entered: 02/15/2023 11:44 AM] |
| CERTIFIED mail receipt showing article number 7020 0640 0001 5477 8041 and recipient's address. Document sent: Show Cause Order [ # 6549368-2 ]. [23-8010] (AL) [Entered: 02/15/2023 11:41 AM] |
ORDER to Show Cause entered directing respondent to show cause why an order should not be entered suspending respondent from the office of attorney and counselor of this court. Any show cause response is due on or before March 17, 2023 . A hearing may be requested within thirty (30) days after service of this order. Absent a request for a hearing, the matter will be decided on the papers. It is further ordered that service of a copy of this show cause order, together with a copy of the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court order, shall be made forthwith upon Respondent by regular and certified mail, return receipt requested. [23-8010] (AL) [Entered: 02/15/2023 10:55 AM]
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| ATTORNEY DISCIPLINARY CASE docketed. Attorney disciplinary proceedings initiated against Respondent George Charles Maroun, Jr. Opening forms sent. [23-8010] (AL) [Entered: 02/15/2023 10:39 AM] |
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