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By all available evidence, Rob Reuland is an outcast from the tangle of law and politics that powers Brooklyn, N.Y. He says he was fired as an assistant prosecutor because he wrote a book called "Hollowpoint," which may have included tales told out of school -- and maybe also because he made smarty-pants remarks to a magazine writer. He quickly landed on his feet as a successful crime novelist, but misses being a prosecutor.
December 21, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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