Meg Scott Phipps, Orcle.R of Disbarment 1

Meg Scott Phipps, Orcle.R of Disbarment 1

--- ~----~-- -- -------- - - --- - BEFORE THE DISCIPLINARY HEARING COMMISSION WAKE COUNTY OF THE NORTH CAROLINA STATE BAR 03 DHC24 ,In re: Meg Scott Phipps, Orcle.r of Disbarment Attorney at Law I THIS MATTER coming before the undersigned Chair of the Disciplinary Hearing Commission, pursuant to 27 N.C. Admin. Code Chapter 1, Subchapter B, § .0117(d) of the N.C. State Bar Discipline & Disability Rules upon the defendant's Affidavit of the Tender of Surrender of License executed on the 9th day of March, 2004 and filed with the undersigned on the 23rd day lof March, 2004 and the undersigned finds from the record and that Affidavit the following: 1. The defendant's Tender of Surrender was freely and voluntarily rendered, was not the result of coercion or duress, and the Defendant was fully aWare of the implications of submitting her Tender of Surrender of License. The defendant has had representation of,counsel. 2. TIle defendant is aware that by submitting the Tender of Surrender of License, she is w8;iving the right to defend herself at a hearing based on a formal complaint. Defendant, through counsel, has waived the filing of a formal complaint in this matter and consents to the entry of this Order. 3. The defendant has admitted that the material facts upon which any complaint that' ·1 would be filed by the State Bar based on her criminai convictions are true. 4. The defendant is currently under an interim suspension from the practice oflaw based on her convictions in both federal and state court of the criminal offenses of perjury, aid~ng and abetting perjury, obstruction of justice, and conspiracy to obstruct justice. Defendant freely and voluntarily consented to the entry of that order of interim suspension. 5. The'defendant's Tender of Surrender of License was submitted because the defendant knows that she could not successfully defend against any disciplinary charges filed by the State Bar in this-ll1atter. ... " -,. , ......, . ',' I, " I .... ,', .....w BASED UPON the foregoing findings, the undersigned concludes as follow§: (a) The defendant's Affidavit of Tender of Surrender of License meets the requirements of27 N.C. Admin. Code Ch~pter 1, Subchapter B, § .0117(d) of the N.C. State Bar Discipline & Disability Rril~s:' (b) The Tender of Surrender of License of the defendant should be accepted .. ( c) The facts as found constitute grounds for disbannent. I THEREFORE it is hereby ORDERED: 1. The defendant, Meg Scott Phipps, is hereby DISBARRED from the practice of law in North Carolina. 2. The defendant shall submit her license and membership c~d to the Secretary of the North Carolina State Bar no later than 30 days following service of this order' upon the defendant. 3. The defendant shall pay the costs of this proceeding as assessed by the Secretary within 30 day~ following service ofthis order upon the defendant. 4. The defendant sh~l1 comply with all provisions of 27 N.C. Admin. Code Chapter 1, Subchapter B, § .0124 of the J:'l.C. State Bar DisCipline &. Disbannent Rules. ThiSthe:t3..YOf~ ,2004. r.tJ,u- .. Richard . Gaintnon, Chair 1 Disciplinary Hearing Commission .~. ... .. ~ -- ,- _., . _...... ..... .... --~, _. -.... ", ,"- .. ·1 ',' '.' :. ,-, ..::' .. :.... : .... "" " . ,,;. .'-. ' " ...,. , ':-. ", " ... " ,', .

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