Immediately preceding the quote I posted above, the Court's dissenters (who wanted to disbar the lawyer) said this:

The [lawyer] here not only took undue advantage of a client who was peculiarly in need of trustworthy professional assistance, but he persisted for months in the prosecution of his reprehensible course of conduct to keep his client's property.  His was no error in judgment occasioned by the temptation of the moment, but a crafty scheme for his own enrichment at his client's expense;  a scheme quickly devised, to be sure, yet pursued at leisure.

Sound familiar?

As to your comments, Jim, I set you up to rant about the horrors of stealing a house - that transaction then totally unwound with ultimately no harm to the client save a few dollars spent - while you simultaneously drew into your embrace not only the idea of torture in secret dungeons, but also Gonzo's, Card's, Rover's and Bushie's  behavior in setting upon Ashcroft while in the hospital.