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The New York attorney general's office is challenging Justice Charles E. Ramos' appointment of "independent counsel" in the wake of the office's refusal to defend Ramos' decision to examine a $625 million attorney fees award for the state's case against the tobacco industry. The underlying decision, which is on appeal, is the judge's ruling that he had jurisdiction to inquire into whether the fee award was reasonable.
January 29, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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