The court’s Board of Commissioners on Grievances & Discipline found that Rohrer violated the gag order of a local judge by having a staff member deliver a copy of a motion Rohrer had filed to the Greenville Daily Advocate. According to the court, Rohrer later violated a prohibition against making a false statement to a tribunal by minimizing his involvement at a subsequent disciplinary hearing.
The disciplinary board recommended that part of Rohrer’s suspension should be stayed, but the justices voted 7-0 that his false statements merited an actual six-month suspension.
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