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Should a district attorney be punished for impersonating defense counsel to help convince an admitted ax murderer to surrender? As a former criminal defense lawyer, Steven Lubet says he believes that Mark Pautler -- 26-year veteran of the Jefferson County, Colo., prosecutor's office -- made the right choice in doing so. Lying to obtain a conviction is wrong, but lying to obtain an arrest should be judged case by case.
June 20, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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