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2012-12-11 |
PER CURIAM |
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| In Bildner v. Ilusorio,[24] the respondent lawyer therein attempted to bribe a judge to get a favorable decision for his client. He visited the judge's office several times and persistently called his residence to convince him to inhibit from his client's case. The Court found that the respondent lawyer therein violated Canon 13 of the Code of Professional Responsibility the rule that instructs lawyers to refrain from any impropriety tending to influence, or from any act giving the appearance of influencing, the court. The respondent lawyer therein was suspended from the practice of law for one year. | |||||