GOV'S HOOKER CAN BARE ALL - for free!

When she details her romp to the panel - which could slam Spitzer with a slew of criminal charges - pretty young escort Ashley Alexandra Dupre is expected to hold nothing back, because she is almost certain to be granted immunity against prosecution for her own sex crimes.

"I have no reason to believe she is going to be charged," Dupre's high-powered criminal-defense lawyer, Don Buchwald, said yesterday.

Spitzer faces the possibility of being indicted not only for violating the Mann Act - which prohibits sending women across state lines for "immoral" purposes - but also for money laundering because he paid the pimps who ran the club.

Details emerged of how Dupre was granted a court-appointed lawyer - despite the fact that her hourly rate at least equals that of a private attorney.
Dupre, 22, was hired out by Emperors at the sky-high hourly rate and lives in a studio apartment in a doorman building in the Flatiron District that rents for nearly $4,000 per month.

But on Monday, she filed a financial affidavit in Manhattan federal court seeking a free lawyer - and it was granted.
Mary Mulligan, the private lawyer who was on call that day, was ruled ineligible because she is already representing Tanya Hollander, another Emperors Club defendant.