In the year and a half before he was shot and wounded, lawyer Kevin Jung's letters and court filings detailed his growing frustration with a rival attorney now accused of gunning him down. Last month, Jung asked that William R. Joice be found in contempt and fined $2,000. A hearing on the contempt motion was set for Wednesday, but that morning, police allege, Joice approached Jung outside his Seattle-area office and shot him in the head. Jung was in critical condition as of Friday.
November 08, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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