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Since he became the state's top prosecutor in 1999, Attorney General Bill Lockyer has portrayed himself as standing fast in support of California's medicinal marijuana law. But now some are questioning his sincerity. Lockyer's office is prosecuting a 69-year-old Berkeley doctor named Tod Mikuriya, who, because he's written about 7,000 recommendations for the drug, is one of the most visible medicinal marijuana activists in the state, according to a member of his legal team.
May 12, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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