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Ed Jew: New attorney, new trial date

By BY Examiner Staff • October 19, 2007 12:00 am

Ed Jew, the suspended San Francisco supervisor who is facing nine felony fraud and perjury charges regarding his legal residence, appeared in San Francisco Superior Court today with new defense attorney, Stuart Hanlon.

Jew's trial was rescheduled to begin Nov. 5.

— Examiner staff and Bay City News contributed to this report

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