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The purpose of professional discipline “is not to punish the attorney but rather to protect the public, to protect the judicial system, and to deter future misconduct by the disciplined attorney as well as by other attorneys.”

“The purpose of discipline for professional misconduct is not to punish the attorney but rather to protect the public, to protect the judicial system, and to deter future misconduct by the disciplined attorney as well as by other attorneys.” ().

The parties did not, 7 The purpose of professional discipline “is not to punish the attorney but rather to protect the public, to protect the judicial system, and to deter future misconduct by the disciplined attorney as well as by other attorneys.”

The purpose of professional discipline “is not to punish the attorney but rather to protect the public, to protect the judicial system, and to deter future misconduct by the disciplined attorney as well as by other attorneys.”

The purpose of attorney discipline “is not to punish the attorney but rather to protect the public, to protect the judicial system, and to deter future misconduct by the disciplined attorney as well as by other attorneys.”

The purpose of professional discipline “is not to punish the attorney but rather to protect the public, to protect the judicial system, and to deter future misconduct by the disciplined attorney as well as by other attorneys.”

Although we may consider similar cases to impose consistent discipline, we determine the proper discipline on a case-by-case basis after examining the “unique facts and circumstances of each case .”

We will consult similar cases and attempt to impose consistent discipline, but the proper discipline is ultimately determined “based on the unique facts and circumstances of each case.” In re Rebeau

The purpose of imposing discipline “is not to punish the attorney but rather to protect the public, to protect the judicial system, and to deter future misconduct by the disciplined attorney as well as by other attorneys.”

“The purpose of discipline for professional misconduct is not to punish the attorney but rather to protect the public, to protect the judicial system, and to deter future misconduct by the disciplined attorney as well as by other attorneys.”

The purpose of attorney discipline “is not to punish the attorney but rather to protect the public, to protect the judicial system, and to deter future misconduct by the disciplined attorney as well as by other attorneys.”

We have imposed more severe sanctions on attorneys with a history of disciplinary action “ to send a clear message that such repeated misconduct will not be tolerated.” Albrecht, d at 542; (indefinitely suspending an attorney for a 20 minimum of 12 months because the attorney had “ committed serious misconduct during 10 of his 31 years in practice” and that it was “not a single misstep[,] .

The purpose of discip lining an attorney for professional misconduct is “not to punish the attorney but rather to protect the public, to protect the judicial system, and to deter future misconduct by the disciplined attorney as well as by other attorneys.”

4 In re Rebeau , , 176 (Minn. 2010) ("[S]ubstantial experience as a lawyer may constitute an aggravating factor.").

Cf. In re Rebeau , , 176 (Minn. 2010) (citing In re Overboe , , 867 (Minn. 2008) ).

" In re Pitera , , 210 (Minn. 2013) (quoting In re Rebeau , , 173 (Minn. 2010) ).

Accordingly, the September 25 notice Briles 4 The County’s reliance on is similarly unhelpful.

“Although we place great weight on the referee’s recommended discipline, we retain ultimate responsibility for determining the appropriate sanction.”

The primary purpose of attorney discipline is “ ‘not to punish the attorney but rather to protect the public, to protect the judicial system, and to deter future misconduct by the disciplined attorney as well as by other attorneys.’” ().

“The purpose of discipline for professional misconduct is ‘not to punish the attorney but rather to protect the public, to protect the judicial system, and to deter future misconduct by the disciplined attorney as well as by other attorneys.’ ” ().

“The purpose of attorney discipline ‘is not to punish the attorney,’” but to protect the public and the judicial system as well as “ ‘deter future misconduct.’” ().

“Although we place great weight on the referee’s recommended discipline, we retain ultimate responsibility for determining the appropriate sanction.” ().

We are not persuaded otherwise by the city’s reference to In that attorney-discipline case, the supreme court recounted that, after the forfeiting agency instituted a forfeiture under section 169A.63, the attorney’s client pleaded guilty to second-degree drunk driving and “[a]s a result, both the title to the vehicle and the insurance proceeds for the damag

The purpose of discipline for professional misconduct is “not to punish the attorney but rather to protect the public, to protect the judicial system, and to deter future misconduct by the disciplined attorney as well as by other attorneys.”

We do not impose sanctions in attorñey-discipline cases as punishment, but rather we impose sanctions “to protect the public, to protect the judicial system, and to deter future misconduct by the disciplined attorney [and] other attorneys.”