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Fulton County, Ga., prosecutor Clinton K. Rucker just won a conviction in a murder case -- but he hasn't paid his Bar dues, which means he is not in good standing. A defense motion for a mistrial was denied, and the case likely is headed for the Georgia Supreme Court. Local lawyers are debating what should have been done, from granting a mistrial, to lodging an unauthorized practice of law complaint.
April 18, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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