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Perhaps the biggest question to emerge from the indictment of Santa Clara Superior Court Judge William Danser for alleged ticket fixing is: Why would he do it? The indictment doesn't include any allegation that the judge profited from his handling of the cases, leaving lawyers and bench colleagues to wonder if he'd risk his career just to help out a handful of sports stars and personal acquaintances.
September 26, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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