Like Two heavyweights circling for a knockout, former Mayor Edward Koch and Paul J. Curran, the head of Mayor Rudolph Giuliani's Committee on the Judiciary, have traded roundhouse verbal punches in a four-year correspondence over the reappointment process for sitting judges. In 14 letters, these two highly skilled verbal pugilists have by turns been scathing, philosophical, sarcastic and highly technical in their legal analyses.
September 24, 1999 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Like two heavyweights circlingfor a knockout, former Mayor Edward Koch and Paul J. Curran, the head ofMayor Giuliani’s Committee on the Judiciary, have traded roundhouse verbalpunches in a four-year correspondence over the reappointment process forsitting judges.
In 14 letters, which weregiven to the Law Journal by Mr. Koch, these two highly skilled verbalpugilists have by turns been scathing, philosophical, sarcastic and highlytechnical in their legal analyses.
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