Michael Prete v. Rhode Island

Is it a violation of the First Amendment for an attorney to be disciplined (let alone stripped of his law license) for Constitutionally Protected speech made in compliance with Professional Conduct, his attorney oath, etc.? Is it a violation of the First Amendment for an attorney to be disciplined (let alone stripped of his law license) for pointing out examples (supported by prima facie evidence) of corruption, etc. by members of the R.I. Judiciary (including by justices of the R.I. Supreme Court (the entity who sua sponte stripped the attorney of his law license)) (as ADMITTED by all five justices of the R.I. Supreme Court)? Is it a violation of Due Process and Equal Protection for an attorney to be disciplined (let alone stripped of his law license) for not attending a hearing which the attorney, per the R.I. Supreme Court's own practice and rules specifically indicate, is not required to attend (the attorney may rest on his filing(s))? Did the R.I. Supreme Court's actions deprive Petitioner of his right (as guaranteed by the disciplinary rules, etc.) to a form of appellate review? Did the R.I. Supreme Court violate Petitioner's First Amendment rights by retaliating against Petitioner's exercise of Constitutionally Protected Free Speech? Page i of xiv