After being admitted in Colorado, however, he was suspended for 91 days from practicing law in Florida. This suspension prompted the Colorado federal district court to conduct reciprocal disciplinary proceedings under D.C. COLO. LCvR 83.3(E) and impose its own suspension of 91 days. Harper appealed, arguing that the district court’s reciprocal suspension resulted in a denial of due process, the opportunity to confront adverse witnesses, and the right to free speech.