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In re Vaughn

387 S.E.2d 893, 259 Ga. 583, 1989 Ga. LEXIS 482
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Supreme Court of Georgia·Decided November 22, 1989·No. Supreme Court Disciplinary No. 598·Published

Opinion

Per curiam.

Vaughn was charged by the investigative panel of the State Bar of Georgia with a violation of Standard 63 of Bar Rule 4-102, in that he failed properly to discharge certain obligations of a client by paying out funds entrusted to him for that purpose.1

He now seeks voluntary discipline by the surrender of his license to practice law. The Special Master recommends such a course, as does the Review Panel.

The petition for voluntary discipline is granted.

License surrendered.

All the Justices concur. Alan M. Medof, for Vaughn.

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