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In an effort to avoid ethical pitfalls, FTC Chairman Deborah Majoras has diligently recused herself from major proceedings involving clients of her former law firm Jones Day, where her husband still works. Coupled with recusals by fellow commissioners and an open FTC seat, her situation has set up an odd predicament in which votes on some major FTC proceedings are eligible to be cast from only two of the FTC's five seats.
October 04, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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