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U.S. Attorney Kevin Ryan says that he will start asking federal judges to set trial dates during a defendant's first appearance in court. The change is an indication of Ryan's more aggressive posture in litigating cases, a reminder of his background in state courts where prosecutors are more likely to throw caution to the wind in pursuing convictions. It is also a move that could help with the district's slow pace in resolving criminal cases.
December 26, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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