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Attorney’s law license suspended

By Laura Bischoff | Wednesday, March 17, 2010, 09:30 AM

The Ohio Supreme Court on Wednesday, March 17 indefinitely suspended the law license of attorney John Robert Andrews of West Chester. Andrews was convicted of a felony count of attempted tampering with evidence and a misdemeanor count of attempted importuning of sexual activity with a minor.

The court also found that Andrews improperly withdrew representation of a church board in a civil action that led to the case being dismissed and the church getting a $9,000 judgment against it.

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