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Candidates include current and former judges, prosecutors, Biglaw partners, and other impressive individuals.
Candidates include current and former judges, prosecutors, Biglaw partners, and other impressive individuals.
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Greg Kelly, the popular television host, has been cleared of his rape allegations -- he won't even face charges. When word of the rape accusation first hit the presses, all we knew was that it had allegedly taken place at a “lower Manhattan law firm.” Well, now we know the name of the accuser, and the name of the "downtown law firm" where the alleged rape occurred....
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