takes the position that an applicant's alleged violation of the Texas Disciplinary Rules of Professional Conduct equates automatically with a lack of good moral character and fitness. In such a circumstance, the Board is placed in the posture of not only having to supervise probation, but also to act as a de facto grievance committee for probationary licensees. The Board, however, fails to provide the procedural protections and range of sanctions given regular licensees in the grievance process.
In making a redetermination of a probationary applicant's moral character, the Board sits as prosecutor, judge, and jury. In appellant's case, the Board, or one of its representatives, created the conditions under which appellant could practice law, prosecuted him for the alleged violation of one or more of those conditions, determinedImage copyright PA Image caption Madeleine McCann has been missing since 2007

Madeleine McCann's father has described the "terror" and "disbelief" at first realising his daughter was missing.

Madeleine, then aged three, disappeared from a holiday apartment in Praia da Luz, Portugal, in 2007, sparking a worldwide search for her whereabouts.

Gerry McCann said he had not thought about "those moments" for a long time because they were too "painful".

Mr McCann was speaking to BBC Radio 4 for a programme about the relationship between fathers and daughters.

He said that he was sure immediately that his daughter had been abducted.

After being told by his wife Kate that their daughter was missing, Mr McCann said "automation kicked in" and he began searching the apartment.

"We started searching more widely really quickly and then very