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An attorney for hundreds of war protesters is seeking to have the charges against them thrown out, and it doesn't look like the district attorney's office will put up much of a fight. Roughly 2,300 people face infractions stemming from anti-war demonstrations earlier this year. Criminal defense solo Bobbie Stein said that because many of the defendants' citations were altered after they signed them, the documents are insufficient formal complaints.
June 12, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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