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As many as 3,000 San Francisco criminal cases may have to be reviewed for possible Pitchess discovery violations, Public Defender Jeff Adachi said Tuesday, more than double the 1,300 cases he had previously estimated. After the police department recently acknowledged that certain officer PIP files had not been included in response to Pitchess motions for about two years, some defense attorneys said that hundreds of resolved cases might have been compromised by incomplete discovery information.
April 23, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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