But it’s unclear what alleged offense triggered the disciplinary proceedings, or what disciplinary action Rollins may be facing. Rollins’ lawyer, who also represents the Herald, issued a statement about the discipline proceedings on Monday. “It is Ms. Rollins’ sincere hope that the Board will adopt the recommendations of its own highly skilled professionals rather than disregard them.”The Board of Bar Overseers “has no comment on the Rollins matter,” General Counsel Joseph Berman wrote in an email to the Herald on Monday. While the circumstances of what alleged violation triggered the public disciplinary proceedings are unclear, the Board of Bar Overseers is listed as beginning to review the matter roughly two years after Rollins resigned in disgrace as the Massachusetts U.S. Attorney. The two Department of Justice reports stated that Rollins faced further discipline from the feds if she did not promptly quit.