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By Elizabeth Stull If it's not illegal for lawyers and other highly paid contractors to receive public pension benefits, it should be -- and school superintendents should not be allowed to draw pension benefits that top their final salary, legislators said yesterday during a public hearing on the state Attorney General's statewide investigation of public pension fraud.

By Edward Fitzpatrick; Journal Staff Writer The proposal would allow lawyers to break client confidentiality in some cases of significant fraud.

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