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Despite the New Jersey Disciplinary Review Board's recommendation that he be disbarred, ethics prosecutors are seeking a one-year suspension for a solo who was caught trying to buy a wide-screen TV and a Sony PlayStation with phony credit cards. In a hearing before the state supreme court, Vincent Bevacqua represented himself, asking the court to agree to the suspension. Bevacqua said a client offered him the cards as payment for services.
September 26, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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