In the Matter of Discipline of Brende
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The Disciplinary Board (Board) of the State Bar of South Dakota investigated the conduct of Sioux Falls Attorney Arlie J. Brende. Mr. Brende was admitted to the practice of law on August 14, 1973. The Board found that Mr. Brende possessed and used cocaine less than ten times during the year 1981, in violation of South Dakota criminal statutes and Canon I of the Code of Ethics. The Board entered Findings of Fact and recommended that formal disciplinary proceedings be instituted in accordance with SDCL ch. 16-19.
The same procedures were followed as in Matter of Strange (S.D.1985), 366 N.W.2d 495 (S.D.1985). The same Referee was appointed. The recommendation of the referee followed that submitted in Matter of Strange, supra. We adopt these recommendations also for Mr. Brende.
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