Ohio's Board of Professional Conduct of the Supreme Court found that attorney Mark Bennett's power was "not inconsequential" despite not being in a position to hire or fire an intern in his office.
January 03, 2024 at 05:51 PM
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A former Ohio assistant U.S. attorney was suspended last month after he violated the U.S. Department of Justice’s sexual harassment policy for his behavior with an intern, including inappropriate messages and unwelcomed physical behavior.
The majority for the Supreme Court of Ohio agreed to a stayed two-year suspension for Westlake attorney Mark Bennett, provided that he continue with his disciplinary provisions.
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