T he City Corporation Counsel`s Office has been rebuffed in an effort to disqualify one of its former attorneys from representing plaintiffs in a suit over police strip-searches on the basis that he had previously defended such a case while working for the city.
May 31, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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The City Corporation Counsel’s Office has been rebuffed in an effort to disqualify one of its former attorneys from representing plaintiffs in a suit over police strip-searches on the basis that he had previously defended such a case while working for the city.
The former city attorney, Michael Hueston, while at the Corporation Counsel’s Office, had defended a suit seeking damages stemming from the strip-search of a suspect arrested in Manhattan.
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