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Before John Russo could even file papers opposing a defense subpoena he received in the "Riders" police misconduct trial, Alameda County Superior Court Judge Leopoldo Dorado ruled Monday that the Oakland city attorney does not have to take the stand. Dorado denied the defense motion, saying "the testimony of the city attorney is not relevant," and later added that the probitive value of such testimony is "far outweighed" by the amount of time it would consume.
March 11, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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