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New York Codes Rules Regulations (Last Updated: March 27,2024) |
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TITLE 22. Judiciary |
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Subtitle B. Courts |
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Chapter IV. Supreme Court |
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Subchapter E. All Departments |
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Part 1240. Rules for Attorney Disciplinary Matters |
Sec. 1240.20. Abatement; effect of pending civil or criminal matters; restitution
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- (a) Any person’s refusal to participate in the investigation of a complaint or related proceeding shall not require abatement, deferral or termination of such investigation or proceeding.(b) The acquittal of a respondent on criminal charges, or a verdict, judgment, settlement or compromise in a civil litigation involving material allegations substantially similar to those at issue in the disciplinary matter, shall not require termination of a disciplinary investigation.(c) The restitution of funds that were converted or misapplied by a person covered by this Part shall not bar the commencement or continuation of a disciplinary investigation or proceeding.