At one point in time, Beard and Petitioner worked together at the State's Attorney's Office. Beard described Petitioner as an efficient and zealous attorney. (Tr. 138-39). Beard is aware of the crimes Petitioner committed and visited him while he was incarcerated. According to Beard, Petitioner has acknowledged misconduct and was remorseful. (Tr. 139-40). Petitioner did not tell Beard about his misconduct when it was occurring. (Tr. 145-46). Beard and Petitioner are social friends. (Tr. 141). Over the last eight or nine years, Beard supplied Petitioner with legal periodicals and journals, so Petitioner could remain current in the law. (Tr. 141-42). Beard opined that Petitioner is fit to practice law. (Tr. 143). FINDINGS OF FACT AND CONCLUSIONS OF LAW