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A letter that the Santa Clara district attorney has been sending to victims and witnesses in all gang-related cases has sparked a battle with the public defender�s office. Prosecutors say the letter does nothing more than inform recipients of their right not to have their personal information shared with the defense. But defenders are of a different opinion. Santa Clara Public Defender Jose Villarreal wants to put a stop to the practice.
September 19, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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