Supreme Court of Kansas
In re Crow-Johnson
August 2, 2024553 P.3d 328
Summary
The Kansas Supreme Court found by clear and convincing evidence that June R. Crow-Johnson violated multiple professional-conduct and Supreme Court rules through neglect of trust and tax matters, failure to communicate and safeguard property, false statements, disobedience of court orders, and noncooperation with disciplinary authorities. The court held that service of the disciplinary complaint and hearing notice was sufficient, accepted the hearing panel's findings, and disbarred Crow-Johnson, effective immediately, while assessing costs against her.