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After the 50th day of deliberations Wednesday, the jury in Oakland's "Riders" police misconduct case is still struggling to resolve the longest criminal trial in Alameda County history, fueling speculation that it may acquit or fail to reach verdicts on many issues. But even if acquitted, the three fired officers may not be out of prosecutors' reach. Once the verdicts in the state case are in, federal prosecutors could step in to pursue criminal civil rights charges.
September 18, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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