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Despite having his license suspended by the Pennsylvania Supreme Court, attorney Frank J. Marcone has for years enjoyed the right to continue practicing in the Eastern District of Pennsylvania federal court. But now one judge has ruled that Marcone cannot handle any cases before him because he is not currently licensed in any state and therefore is not subject to continuing legal education requirements or attorney discipline. Marcone has a history of disciplinary problems dating back to 1989.
March 21, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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