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Thanks to Bill Clinton, pardons and clemency will be dirty words for a while. But then there's California commercial litigator Sam Sheldon. The 31-year-old associate in the San Diego office of Philadelphia's Cozen and O'Connor has won commutations for three prisoners serving mandatory-minimum sentences -- and, in the process, has successfully penetrated a pro bono niche seldom mined by big-firm lawyers.
May 18, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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