State Supreme Court revokes attorney’s license

By: Jack Zemlicka, [email protected]//October 5, 2011//

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The Wisconsin Supreme Court on Tuesday revoked attorney Craig Hunt’s law license.

The discipline was a reciprocal action following the California Supreme Court’s disbarment of Hunt in 2007.

Hunt graduated from the University of Wisconsin Law School in 1964, passed the California Bar in 1971 and practiced in that state.

He let his Wisconsin bar dues lapse and in 1974 was suspended by the Wisconsin Supreme Court, according to the order.

According to the Wisconsin court’s revocation order, Hunt’s California revocation stemmed from engaging in the unauthorized practice of law, moral turpitude and violations of the conditions of his probation related to prior discipline imposed by the Supreme Court of California.

Both Hunt and the Wisconsin Office of Lawyer Regulation stipulated to the revocation and no costs were assessed.

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