Biglaw Partner Pleads Guilty To DUI Charge
He didn't have a drop to drink... oh wait, yes he did.
He didn't have a drop to drink... oh wait, yes he did.
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Per the prosecution, the partner got drunk on wine before spilling the beans.
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