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Superior Court Judge Kay Tsenin should defer to a grand jury's judgment and give it "the respect and support it is due" when she considers whether to dismiss conspiracy charges against five of the San Francisco Police Department's top brass, the district attorney's office argued in a brief filed Tuesday. In opposing the defense attorneys' requests to dismiss charges against those officers, Assistant DA Jerry Coleman emphasized a theme of judicial deference to grand juries.
April 02, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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