What is the consequence of a second citation for failure to respond?

British Columbia, Canada


The following excerpt is from Payne (Re), 2010 LSBC 28 (CanLII):

Law Society of BC v. Tak, (supra), concerned a second citation for failure to respond. The panel imposed a suspension of 45 days, commenting (para. 12): [The] fact that the Respondent has recently been cited and sanctioned for the same type of misconduct as in this matter is strongly suggestive of the need for specific deterrence.

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