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Trial attorneys juggle roles as client advocates and officers of the court, but a Trenton, N.J., lawyer who strayed on the side of advocacy faces ethics charges for his lack of candor. Jack Seelig didn't tell the full story of the fatal auto accident his client was involved in. His client's resulting light sentence created a double jeopardy bar to prosecuting the more serious crimes.
December 13, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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