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Armed with the rarely applied Tweed Law, a team of lawyers in the New York attorney general's office won a criminal plea this month from an executive for a private security firm that they say supplied unqualified guards to public places. It was merely the latest accomplishment by the Public Integrity Unit, a squad of lawyers charged with keeping state and local governments -- and those who work with them -- honest.
January 23, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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