In a rare departure from tradition, the State Bar Association has declined to renominate one of its executive officers for lockstep succession to the presidency.
February 05, 2013 at 03:32 AM
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In a rare departure from tradition, the State Bar Association has declined to renominate one of its executive officers for lockstep succession to the presidency.
The bar announced on Monday that its Nominating Committee had decided not to give the bar secretary, Thomas Prol, of Franklin, its endorsement for the post of treasurer in 2013-14.
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