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The Contra Costa County district attorney's office plans to use an out-of-town judge's ruling to block Judge Bruce Van Voorhis from hearing any criminal cases. In November, a Monterey County judge granted DA Gary Yancey's request to disqualify Van Voorhis in a criminal case. Although the ruling was made on Nov. 27, due to a filing mix-up the prosecutor's office didn't receive a copy of it until Wednesday.
January 17, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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