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The names on James Murphy's client list are usually carefully guarded secrets. However, rare public hearings involving a few of those clients -- judges accused of misconduct -- have thrust Murphy's practice into the spotlight lately. Judicial misconduct represents only about 20 percent of Murphy's San Francisco-based practice. But for his clients, it's extremely important work. Even rumors of secret discipline can torpedo a judge's career, Murphy and other lawyers say.
August 06, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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