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New Jersey public defenders tussle with their bosses are not necessarily compromising clients' interests, the Appellate Division has ruled in a closely watched case. The court declined to remove from three homicide cases a lawyer who brought an unrelated whistleblower suit against the public defender's office. Had the decision been otherwise, it might have let prosecutors force defense lawyers off cases whenever they found a workplace spat in their background.
January 28, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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