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Criminal defense lawyer Leeza R. Cherniak planned to vote for Howard N. Mead II for the Georgia Court of Appeals. Then Mead's $1 million ad blitz hit the airwaves. One ad claims Mead's opponents -- former prosecutors now in private practice -- have been "working to keep drunk drivers, drug dealers and child molesters out of jail." Cherniak not only changed her mind, she found 75 criminal defense bar members to back a complaint to the Georgia Committee for Ethical Judicial Campaigns.
November 01, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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