Didn't he already disclose what the ethics investigation was about on his show? I recall that he said he was being investigated over his criminal charges and that the professional responsibility office asked him for his input on what his punishment should be, and that Nick's opinion (of course) was that there shouldn't be any.
ETHICS COMPLAINTS: VIDEO COMPILATION
Below is a chronological series of Nick Rekieta addressing ethics complaints on video.
June 21, 2024
Mr. Douglas complains about Nick Rekieta's use of vulgarity, mocks race (racism), sexual orientation, drunkenness, online legal advice, and complains the Lawyer's Professional Responsibility Office will not act against Nick Rekieta Lawyer's Professional Responsibility Office. Mr. Douglas continues to state Nick Rekieta is not a lawyer and Nick's audience claims he is a good lawyer.
This complaint was dismissed and was not investigated.
May 16, 2025
The context is about judges. Nick talks about his previous law experience and his encounters with judges. He says they are "not even human anymore." Dave the Lawyer nervously laughs it off, keep in mind he is an actual practicing lawyer. He says, "you're supposed to critique the decision, not the judge."
Nick copes about the ethics complaint of calling a judge retarded. I'm presuming he is referring to Hon. Judge Fischer.
As an aside, fuck you Dave the Lawyer for displaying your minor child for the internet to gawk at.
May 28, 2025
@RaptInPlastic filed an ethics complaint about Nick's daughter. Nick has your "name and address You can be served. You're really disgusting."
June 6, 2025
In regards to an ethics complaint which was filed to the Lawyer's Professional Responsibility Office for talking about his former nanny.
"Apparently saying things online, that are true about someone, is now an ethical violation in the minds of retarded people. So those idiots send ethics complaints to the Lawyer's Professional Responsibility Office in Minnesota and say 'get rid of him! You've got to ban him from practice' or whatever." Nick continues, "it's weird because it's like, look I didn't give my kid alcohol, this lady did. All I did was find out about and I said it."
Nick claims this guy lost and it was
@RaptInPlastic .
Also, Nick says he found out about the nanny gave his kids booze a year after she left.
It appears to be three separate ethics complaints Nick is referring to in these videos. Sorry, I'm very behind on the thread, but I too was wondering about the ethical complaints he talks about while streaming.