In re Pace
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Opinion
Cite as 2015 Ark. 180
SUPREME COURT OF ARKANSAS No. D-14-1110
IN RE: JAMES ROBIN PACE Opinion Delivered April 23, 2015 ARKANSAS BAR NO. 85123 PETITION FOR VOLUNTARY SURRENDER OF LAW LICENSE
PETITION GRANTED.
PER CURIAM
On recommendation of the Supreme Court Committee on Professional Conduct,
and in lieu of disciplinary proceedings, we hereby accept the voluntary surrender of the
license of James Robin Pace of Bentonville, Benton County, Arkansas, to practice law in
the State of Arkansas. In his petition to voluntarily surrender his law license, filed with this
court on December 23, 2014, Mr. Pace acknowledges that he has engaged in “serious
misconduct” as defined in section 17.B of the Procedures of the Arkansas Supreme Court
Regulating Professional Conduct of Attorneys at Law and that his conduct would likely
be proven in any disbarment proceeding. Mr. Pace also states that he wishes to avoid the
expense, time, stress, and publicity of addressing his conduct through disciplinary
proceedings.
Therefore, the name of James Robin Pace shall be removed from the registry of
licensed attorneys, and he is barred and enjoined from engaging in the practice of law in
the State of Arkansas.
It is so ordered.
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