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State May Retain Private Attorneys to Defend DOC

Loaded on Feb. 15, 1992 published in Prison Legal News February, 1992, page 8
Filed under: Attorneys, Attorney Client, Attorneys General. Location: Missouri.
State May Retain Private Attorneys To Defend DOC

A Missouri state prisoner filed suit claiming he was denied medical care by prison officials. The state attorney general then contracted a private law firm to represent the defendants prison officials.

O'Connor, the prisoner plaintiff, filed a motion to disqualify the defendants ...

 

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