JACKSON COUNTY LAWYER'S LICENSE SUSPENDED

CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- The state Supreme Court has suspended the law
license of a Jackson County lawyer, the state bar's Office of
Disciplinary Counsel announced.

Jessica A. Sullivan, of Jackson County, was suspended by a court order
on Sept. 9, according to the news release. Sullivan was arrested in
July and charged with delivery of a controlled substance, possession
of precursors with intent to manufacture methamphetamine, and
conspiracy to commit a felony, the order states. The court instructed
Chief Jackson Circuit Judge Thomas C. Evans III to appoint another
attorney to handle Sullivan's cases.

Sullivan had previously been indicted by a Jackson County grand jury
on drug-related charges in July 2009, October 2009, and June 2010,
according to the order.