Court Decision: A-5841
The court suspends attorney Catherine M. Conrad from practicing law due to her acknowledged alcohol dependency, denying her cross-motion for reinstatement without a mental health provider's evaluation attesting to her fitness. The decision vacates the prior finding of non-cooperation and grants the suspension based on medical disability.
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The court suspends attorney Catherine M. Conrad from practicing law due to her acknowledged alcohol dependency, denying her cross-motion for reinstatement without a mental health provider's evaluation attesting to her fitness. The decision vacates the prior finding of non-cooperation and grants the suspension based on medical disability.
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