Gray possibilities; Porteous trial features Breaux revelations; Prettyman Courthouse gets prettier; POM changes lawyers; blurring the line between the judiciary and (wait, wait, don't tell me) the media; WTO steel case attracts attorneys; and Specter fights for courtroom cameras in this week's column.
September 20, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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At least one thing is clear. If Vincent Gray is elected D.C. mayor in November, D.C. Attorney General Peter Nickles will not remain the city’s top lawyer.
But who will replace him, and who will Gray choose for his general counsel (the post Nickles held before becoming AG)?
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