Robert Philip Tuerk v. The Disciplinary Board of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
AdministrativeLaw ERISA DueProcess Punishment Privacy JusticiabilityDoctri
Whether reciprocal upon reciprocal discipline of disbarment of an attorney by his home state that originally disciplined him for one (1) year and a day is unconstitutional
QUESTIONS PRESENTED 1. Whether the reciprocal upon reciprocal discipline of disbarment of an attorney by his home state that originally disciplined him for one (1) year and a day, which fails multiple elements of a singleelement fail constitutionality test that was set by this Honorable Court, is unconstitutional? 2. Whether the reciprocal upon reciprocal discipline of disbarment of an attorney by his home a state that originally disciplined him for one (1) year and a day, whereby the reciprocal discipline of the foreign jurisdiction was unjust, excessive, disproportionate, assessed with infirm facts, a lack of procedural and substantive due process, a lack of equal protection of the law, which violates the Cruel and Unusual Punishment, Equal Protection, and Due Process Clauses, is unconstitutional? 3. Whether there is an unconstitutional prior restraint upon the constitutional right of Freedom to Travel between the states when reciprocal upon reciprocal discipline of disbarment of . an attorney by his home state that had originally disciplined him for one (1) year and a day is unfairly instituted without proper due process? i