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After the economy tanked, five veteran prosecutors who'd left the Santa Clara district attorney's office during the boom quietly returned to their old jobs. But what had looked like a soft landing is turning out to be anything but. Junior lawyers -- with the apparent backing of the prosecutors' union -- are trying to force District Attorney George Kennedy to give the first pink slips to five private-firm prodigal sons.
April 04, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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