People v. Johnson’s Empirical Analysis

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3 state decisions

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1. “A. . [Johnson shall} submit a plan through which the management of [Johnson's] clients' legal matters and his professional progress will be monitored by another lawyer for two years after reinstatement. Any such plan should permit [Johnson] to apply to the [Office of Attorney Regulation Counsel] for termination of monitoring upon [a] showing that it is no longer necessary; and B. [Johnson] will maintain the following minimum records as to all bank accounts instituted or utilized by him, including specifically a COLTAF trust account, in any fashion whatsoever in the practice of law: (1) original or duplicate deposit slips and cash receipts book, clearly identifying the date and source of all funds received and the client or matter for which the funds were received; (ii) original canceled checks, all of which must be numbered consecutively; (i) other documentary support for all disbursements and transfers from the account; (iv) a separate cash receipts and disbursements journal, including columns for receipts, disbursements, transfers and the account balance, and containing at least an identification of the client or matter for which the funds are received, disbursed, or transferred; the date on which all funds were received, disbursed or transferred; the check number for all disbursements; the reason for which all funds were received, disbursed or transferred; (v) a separate file or ledger with individual entries for each client or matter showing all individual receipts, disbu”

   1 later decision quote this exact passage · from the majority
   e.g. Johnson v. People