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Government

Jun. 22, 2000

Rampart Prosecutors Will Seek 94th Reversal

In what should bring to 94 the number of criminal cases thrown out of court because of the Rampart police corruption scandal, prosecutors today will seek the reversal of one more conviction on grounds that it resulted from misconduct by suspected crooked cops.

By Michael D. Harris
Daily Journal Staff Writer
        In what should bring to 94 the number of criminal cases thrown out of court because of the Rampart police corruption scandal, prosecutors today will seek the reversal of one more conviction on grounds that it resulted from misconduct by suspected crooked cops.
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