id	author	title	date	pages	extension	mime	words	sentence	flesch	summary	cache	txt
inlawrev-22878	Witte, G. Michael	2017 Survey of Indiana Lawyer Discipline Decisions	2018	36	.pdf	application/pdf	14471	910	59	• 3.4(c): Knowingly disobeying court orders. His appeal of that conviction was unsuccessful.210 After his conviction, he tried to reach J.D. at her place of employment.211 He also saw a friend of J.D.’s at the courthouse.212 The friend was there for court business related to her recent arrest for driving while suspended.213 Johnson told J.D.’s friend to meet him at his office and to enter through the back door.214 He tried to persuade the friend to have J.D. call him and he asked her for J.D.’s new address.215 He continued his campaign of intimidation by threatening the police officer investigating new criminal allegations of violating the orders of protection, finding J.D.’s new residence, repeatedly driving by her new residence, parking across the street from her new residence, and slowly driving by her new residence and staring at J.D. when present.216 The commission cited Johnson for violating the following Rules of Professional Conduct: • 8.4(b):	cache/inlawrev-22878.pdf	txt/inlawrev-22878.txt