State Bar & Bar Associations
Jun. 5, 2018
State Bar will fine attorneys who don’t get re-fingerprinted
The agency plans to fine attorneys up to $175 if they don’t re-submit prints on time
Attorneys who fail to comply with the state Supreme Court’s new re-fingerprinting rule could be fined $175 and eventually have their licenses suspended.
Active lawyers who do not re-submit fingerprints to law enforcement by April 30, 2019, will first be fined $75. If those attorneys have not complied within three more months, they will be fined an additional $100.
Lawyers who continue to be noncomp...
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