After a seven-week trial, a federal court jury in Newark convicts former prosecutor Paul Bergrin on 23 counts, most related to the running of his criminal defense practice as a racketeering and illegal drug enterprise and serving as "house counsel" to a drug kingpin.
March 18, 2013 at 05:46 PM
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Paul Bergrin, who once earned his living sending criminals to jail, will likely be following in their path.
On Monday, after a seven-week trial, a federal court jury in Newark convicted the former prosecutor on 23 counts, most related to running his criminal defense practice in the city as a racketeering and illegal drug enterprise and serving as "house counsel" to a drug kingpin.
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