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Jul 08, 2014 09:40AM
Hi John, In my book I have an ASA prosecuting a drug charge from a known cartel member. Would this be correct or would it go to US attorney and if so would they handle it themselves or would their assistants? Thanks,
Jacquie Biggar
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Exactly what he's after, thanks John. I spent two days googling and only got confused :)
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