George Yoss, a white-collar defense attorney, echoes a sentiment expressed by others who worked under Janet Reno — "She was the epitome of ethics."
November 07, 2016 at 04:00 AM
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Janet Reno was the best first boss a person could have.
“She insisted on excellence. She insisted on integrity. She insisted on a dogged pursuit of the truth,” said Daniel Casey, who worked with the legal icon when she was Miami-Dade state attorney. “She just wanted us to get it right.”
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