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The California Supreme Court on Wednesday agreed to hear cases that will determine whether all evidence gathered for mediation is protected from discovery in later cases, and to what extent school kids can be prosecuted for expressing themselves through disturbing poetry or art. The justices voted unanimously to hear the mediation case, while Justices Marvin Baxter and Ming Chin refrained from voting to hear the school case.
January 16, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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