Andres Rivero was on a yearslong winning streak when he learned a personal lesson about "shades of gray" that made him walk away from gleaming prospects and a coveted job.
July 21, 2017 at 05:00 PM
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Andrés Rivero was on a yearslong winning streak when he learned a personal lesson about “shades of gray” that made him walk away from gleaming prospects and a coveted job.
He knew it was time to leave his position as a federal prosecutor when he declined to pursue a perjury charge against a woman involved in a public corruption case.
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