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Fed up with what they say are overly invasive security procedures at Los Angeles' Ronald Reagan State Building, a union for the California attorney general office's rank and file prosecutors filed suit this month to force the state to sit down at the negotiating table and work out new procedures with them. The prosecutors, all of whom have undergone background checks and carry badges, say they have been harassed and even threatened with arrest by California Highway Patrol officers, who handle security.
February 25, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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