A private attorney helping Georgia prosecutors bring a racketeering case against a former school superintendent once helped bring down an ex-sheriff for public corruption and murder. The lawyers representing the defendants include three former prosecutors. One helps professional athletes sign multimillion-dollar contracts and stay out of jail. The quality of legal talent reflects how high the stakes are in a case involving allegations of steered contracts, stolen taxpayer funds and tens of thousands of dollars in bribes.
June 04, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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A private attorney helping DeKalb County, Georgia, prosecutors bring a racketeering case against the former school superintendent and three others once helped bring down an ex-sheriff for public corruption and murder.
The lawyers representing the defendants include three former prosecutors. One helps professional athletes sign multimillion-dollar contracts and stay out of jail.
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