Discipline
Aug. 8, 2013
Lawyer faces suspension for secretly videotaping in public restrooms
A State Bar Court judge has recommended that Mark D. Wenzel, convicted of secretly filming customers using restrooms at two Los Angeles Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf stores, be suspended from practicing law for one year.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
A State Bar Court judge has recommended that an Encino attorney convicted of secretly filming customers using restrooms at two Los Angeles Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf stores be suspended from practicing for one year.
Judge Richard A. Platel found that Mark D. Wenzel's misdemeanor violation involved "moral turpitude," including a "flagrant disregard for the law and societal norms,&q...
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