New Mexico Supreme Court suspends attorney involved in DWI scheme
The state Supreme Court has indefinitely suspended a local attorney connected to the DWI Deception investigation. This means Thomas Clear III can not practice law in the state for now. The feds have not charged Clear III in the investigation.
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