United States v. Louis C. Ostrer

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• upholding disqualification of defense counsel who was a former government attorney in related matters
• motion to disqualify under Canon 4 granted; former Government attorney who had participated in an investigation of related case could not represent defendant in a criminal case where former client objected
• “A defendant’s right to counsel of his choice is not an absolute one, but must give way when required by the fair and proper administration of justice.”

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