The report named names, criticizing those who failed to act quickly enough and praising those who rose to the occasion in Dallas' so-called fake-drugs scandal. But ultimately, the report, authored by Jack Zimmermann, a special prosecutor assigned to review the actions of lawyers connected to the scandal, concluded that no attorney committed a crime.
May 16, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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The report named names, criticizing those who failed to act quickly enough and praising those who rose to the occasion in Dallas’ so-called fake-drugs scandal.
But ultimately, the report, authored by Jack Zimmermann, a special prosecutor assigned to review the actions of lawyers connected to the scandal, concluded that no attorney committed a crime.
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