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Defense lawyer Ann Moorman had a Matlock moment last week when she forced a prosecution witness to confess on the witness stand that he'd forged a key document. The dramatic admission dismantled much of a high-profile elder abuse case. But it didn't have to happen. Both sides agree that had the Santa Clara County DA taken its charges through a preliminary hearing, rather than to a grand jury, the witness' weaknesses would likely have been exposed long before he was called to testify at trial.
April 16, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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