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Linda Hadad (Clockwise from left: October 2015, November 2015, August 2015, 2010 and July 2015), 42, a former public defender in Volusia County who became a criminal defense attorney, at one point even spoke with an inmate who she was both representing and having a sexual relationship with about injecting meth. The inmate, Steven Sullivan, said the drug would make the two have better sex. The Florida Bar said in a statement; 'Hadad engaged in a pattern of misconduct that included illegal drug use and sexual relationships with clients. 'She had inappropriate intimate relationships with inmates at the Volusia County jail while she represented them, and engaged in inappropriate phone calls, which were routinely recorded by the jail.'
Florida lawyer disbarred after admitting to rampant drug use, sex with clients behind bars and graphic phone calls where she spoke about injecting meth with an inmate
- Linda Hadad admitted to using drugs, having sex with clients and phone sex with inmates
- The Florida lawyer was disbarred after admitting to her actions in a deposition
- Hadad, 42, also spoke about injecting meth for sexual reasons with an inmate named Steven Sullivan
- She also had phone sex with another inmate, 25-year-old Brandon Carson, and has been arrested 5 times since 2010
- Hadad said she had tried meth three times, crack 10 times, cocaine 10 times, ecstasy 20 times and acid once
- She also admitted that on one occasion she rented a car for a drug dealer who repaid her with drugs
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Florida lawyer disbarred over sex with clients, drug use
A Florida lawyer who had sex with her clients at a jail and used cocaine, crack, ecstasy and other drugs lost her law license, state bar officials said.
Daytona Beach public defender Linda Dawn Hadad, 43, was disbarred because she “engaged in a pattern of misconduct that included illegal drug use and sexual relationships with clients,” the Florida Bar announced in a statement Friday.
Hadad, who had been practicing in the state since 2002, had sex with two Volusia County Jail inmates so much that the warden cut down on her access to the attorney visitation area, according to court filings. She also had phone sex with inmates, the documents showed.
She admitted she took Xanax, Adderall, oxycodone and Lortabs with no prescription and also used cocaine, crack, ecstasy, marijuana, meth and acid, according to court documents cited by WFTV. Investigators said she rented cars for an inmate in exchange for drugs.
During one phone call to the jail, Hadad tried to contact a domestic violence victim on behalf of an inmate who had a no-contact order, the filings said. She also failed to show up or appeared late to her client’s court appearances and neglected at least five clients’ cases, according to the documents. Investigators said she even moved her law office without telling her clients.
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