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In today's courthouse marketing, municipal court lawyers comb public databases for speeders and reckless drivers, then send solicitation letters touting their expertise. It's ethical, as long as the letters conform to the Rules of Professional Conduct, but the proliferation of solicitations has sparked complaints from citizens who receive them and drawn the attention of the New Jersey Supreme Court Committee on Lawyer Advertising.
December 11, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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