In a stunning reversal of fortune, the candidate that State Bar Association officials had tried to disqualify as an out-of-state interloper is now poised to be its president in just three years.
July 03, 2013 at 12:46 AM
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In a stunning reversal of fortune, the candidate that State Bar Association officials had tried to disqualify as an out-of-state interloper is now poised to be its president in just three years.
On Monday, Thomas Prol, of Franklin, won a runoff election for the post of second vice president, defeating Nancy Erika Smith, of Montclair, by a vote of 1,860 to 1,721.
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