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A San Francisco man is accusing the California Bar of allowing loose lips when it came to his moral character proceeding. The man accuses a former student law clerk at the Bar of learning about him through her work and disclosing something about his Bar proceeding to a female law student with whom he had been friendly. The Bar denies that any employee let anything slip, and is trying to persuade a judge to label the case a strategic lawsuit against public participation and throw it out.
July 05, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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