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Committee enters executive session, then approves a batch of investigative case dispositions
Summary
The committee voted to enter a 30-minute executive session for attorney–client privileged consultation about disciplinary litigation, reconvened, and then approved multiple quasi-judicial motions: findings of reasonable grounds for certain cases, several case closures, and consensus approvals of spreadsheeted dispositions (reinstatements, conversions, endorsements, inactivations, new grads, 'not opened' and unlicensed-practice items).
The investigative committee voted to go into executive session to consult with assistant attorneys general about litigation and disciplinary matters, reconvened and approved a series of quasi-judicial motions that disposed of multiple case categories.
Pursuant to statutory authority read on the record, a board member moved that the committee enter executive session for consultation with legal counsel; the motion specified a 30-minute time limit and remote reconvening details. The chair called for and recorded an affirmative voice vote and the motion passed.
After reconvening at 11:43 a.m., the committee moved to close investigative-committee meetings to deliberate on quasi-judicial matters and then proceeded through a set of motions. The committee voted to find reasonable grounds to proceed in specified disciplinary cases and also voted to close other cases where no action was needed. Members then approved, by consensus and voice vote, case dispositions represented on packet spreadsheets covering reinstatement applications, conversions, endorsements, inactivated-by-staff items, new-graduate dispositions, 'case is not opened' determinations and unlicensed-practice items.
Motions were made and seconded on the record and were announced as passed by voice vote; the transcript records the roll call-style prompts ("All in favor, say aye"). The committee did not record individual roll-call tallies in the public transcript for each item; outcomes were recorded as adopted or passed.
The committee completed the recorded motions and continued to set agenda items for March 2026 before adjourning.
