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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF TENNESSEE

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DEC 19 2011

IN RE: MARK CHRISTOPHER SEVIER, BPR #mega0?m t”w“it
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No. M201 1-02608—SC-BPR-BP
BOPR Docket No. 2011—2089—5—KI-I(21)

ORDER
The Court has before it the Board of Professional Responsibility’s Petition for Transfer to
Disability Inactive Status with respect to attorney Mark Christopher Sevier, pursuant to Tenn.

Sup. Ct. R. 9, Section 21.2. The Court has thoroughly reviewed the Petition, and the exhibits
thereto, and the Opposition filed by Mr. Savior, from which the Court finds that the factual
grounds stated in the Petition are wellufounded and are admitted by Mr. Sevier. The Court,
therefore, concludes that Mr. Sevier is presently incapacitated from continuing to practice law by
reason of mental infirmity orillness, and concludes that the Petition should be granted.

Accordingly, the Court Orders that Mark Chflstopher Sevier is transferred to disability
inactive status for an indefinite period and until further order of this Court. The. Court further
Orders that the disciplinary proceeding pending against Mark Christopher Soviet (BOPR Docket
No. 2010«1994—5 -I(H) is suspended until such time as Mr. Sevier is reinstated to active status by

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1The Court notes that, centrally to Mr. Sevier’s misunderst '1- J. 5 it his Opposition, Mr.
Sevier is not being stripped of his law license, nor is his law licence being terminated. Rather, Mr.

Sevier is being placed on disability inactive status until such time as he is no longer incapacitated
from practicing law and the Court returns him to active status.

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