Law360, New York (February 22, 2016, 8:13 PM EST) -- The high court of Louisiana on Friday ordered a one-year-and-a-day suspension and ethics training for a Lafayette lawyer who accused a judge of being “incompetent and/or corrupt” and circulated her allegations among associates and bar members. Despite an initial recommendation from a divided discipline board that attorney Christine Mire be given a nine-month suspension, the state Supreme Court ordered the year-long suspension and two years of unsupervised probation. Mire was also ordered to complete the state bar’s ethics training as a condition of her probation. All but six months of the suspension was deferred. In addition to lobbying a written attack...

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