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A former prosecutor of financial fraud cases was named Tuesday by Gov. Janet Napolitano as the next superintendent of the Arizona State Banking Department. Felecia Rotellini was an assistant state attorney general for 13 years before becoming an assistant superintendent at the Banking Department earlier this year.
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- ↑ "UA law school grads place 1st and 2nd in State Bar examinations". The Arizona Daily Star. 17 October 1986. p. 10 Section B.
Following is a list of successful candidates for the state bar. [...] Felecia A. Rotellini
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