By Paul Daquilante • Staff Writer • April 14, 2014

Lawrence bids for seat on the bench

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Boblaw

I've known him for years and Lawrence tacks a bit too close to the wind insofar as ethics are concerned for my taste. He would not make a good judge.

Bob Suchy

06:24 pm - Tue, April 15 2014

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Lawrence bids for seat on the bench

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