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The lure of the cameras has pulled law professor Andrew Napolitano away from teaching class so often that Seton Hall University School of Law has canceled him midseason. The former judge, who since last summer has been holding court on his own Fox TV show, "Power of Attorney," resigned or was fired -- depending on whose version you believe -- when he answered Hollywood's call one too many times.
January 18, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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