HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_019297.txt
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_019297.txt
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The document refers to a legal case involving multiple parties and attorneys.
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The document refers to a legal case involving multiple parties and attorneys. The case is related to allegations made by a plaintiff against defendant Alan Dershowitz. It appears that the plaintiff's counsel has provided information from a disciplinary proceeding before the Florida Bar to reporters, which may have been designated confidential under a protective order in this case. The document suggests that the plaintiff's conduct raises concerns about selective confidentiality and the potential impact on the legal proceedings.
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