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Two public attorneys found little to guide them while preparing for the trial of a San Francisco man who didn't follow a prescribed treatment for his tuberculosis. The question -- whether Julio Funes-Palacios is guilty of a misdemeanor for allegedly failing to follow an order to get treatment for the contagious disease -- is an unusual one, the prosecution and defense agreed.
November 18, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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