01-1212 In the Matter of Disciplinary Proceedings Against Andrew L. Hunsick, Attorney at Law, Office of Lawyer Regulation v. Hunsick

By: dmc-admin//June 18, 2001//

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“As aggravating factors to be considered, the parties stipulated that his position as a public official constituted a violation of the public trust and that his multiple withdrawals of these funds over a period of time constituted a pattern of misconduct. In mitigation, the parties stipulated to his lack of prior discipline, his cooperation with OLR, his payment of full restitution to the county, and other personal matters that were reflected in the circuit court sentencing proceeding.”

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