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It was the kind of case most lawyers would turn away, said the lawyer who didn't. Gail Atwater was arrested and put into jail for not wearing a seat belt. She sued town officials because they would not deal with what she believed was an out-of-control cop. "I'm sure most law firms would have turned down her case," said Atwater's counsel, Robert C. DeCarli. "But it was also this perfectly framed Fourth Amendment issue."
August 15, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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