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San Francisco is getting another chance to prove that its entire city attorney's office should not have been disqualified from a fraud case because City Attorney Dennis Herrera represented one of the defendants while in private practice. With a bare minimum of four votes, the California Supreme Court agreed Wednesday to review the case, much to the relief of the state attorney general and other government law offices that had weighed in as amici curiae in the lower courts.
August 27, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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