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There are some guilty pleas that won't result in your law license being taken away. Even some felony charges don't necessarily mean you get disbarred. But a felony charge for submitting a false instrument, is not one of them. That is a crime of moral turpitude, and I'm 95% certain she will now be disbarred.
Imagine listening to that man speak for 30 seconds and not writing him off as an idiot.
Blows my mind, man.
I assume there will be a new proceeding against her at the Colorado Bar. She's already been censured.
https://www.reuters.com/world/us/trump-lawyer-jenna-ellis-censured-over-2020-election-fraud-misrepresentations-2023-03-09/
Yes every lawyer is required to self report any conviction to the bar immediately. Delay or failure to report is basically an immediate, long term suspension, six months, one years, if not disbarment, and that's just on the lack of candor/failure to report, there will still be a hearing on the underlying criminal conviction.
Did the other 2 last week get disbarred as well?
Possibly. I think the last two pleas were only to misdemeanors. Not that the distinction is a defining factor, but it makes a difference as bars are more tolerant of lesser offenses; it's really about the nature of the crime, two or three DUIs, no problem, embezzlement or forgery however is serious problem. The bar cannot abide lawyers with convictions for crimes of dishonesty, most especially crimes involving entrusted money or property, or as it were, crimes that involve submitting falsified documents to the state.
Government needs to be able to trust people. If lawyers are let to make a mockery of that trust, the social compact falls apart. You'd have to have an administrative trial everytime you need to renew your license or vote. It would be Kafkaesque.
These are serious offenses, seriously antisocial behavior, un-American.
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