Mark DuBois retired the other day. He did so without fanfare, simply walking away from state service and back into private practice. I am sorry to see him go. Although he was the state's top cop for policing lawyers, and therefore at least a potential foe on any given day, he brought a measure of good sense and realism to the job of chief disciplinary counsel.
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Top Lawyer Cop Shouldn't Be A Zealot
The Connecticut Law Tribune
April 25, 2011
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