Fourth DWI shows ‘repeated disregard’ for law, opinion says

Remorse and extensive treatment for alcoholism couldn’t stave off the suspension of a Kansas City attorney’s law license after his fourth drunken driving conviction. The Missouri Supreme Court indefinitely suspended Byron G. Stewart’s license in a ruling Tuesday and said he can’t apply to have it reinstated for six months

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High court suspends attorney’s law license

Fourth DWI shows ‘repeated disregard’ for law, opinion says

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