The attorney for a man imprisoned after a fatal car crash says he'll seek to have the man's Toyota re-examined in light of the automaker's recent recall over accelerator issues. Koua Fong Lee is serving eight years in prison for a high-speed crash in Minneapolis that killed three people in 2006. The earliest model involved in the recent Toyota recalls is from 2005.
February 12, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
The attorney for a man imprisoned after a fatal car crash says he’ll seek to have the man’s Toyota re-examined in light of the automaker’s recent recall over accelerator issues.
Koua Fong Lee is serving eight years in prison for a high-speed crash in Minneapolis that killed three people in 2006.
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