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A South Bay judge threw out a plea deal in a child molestation case Friday after the defendant argued that his lawyer railroaded him into the deal and offered up a tape recording as proof. Santa Clara Superior Court Judge Edward Lee vacated defendant Ralph Cortez's no-contest plea to two felony child molestation counts after listening to a recording Cortez secretly made of his conversation with his former attorney, Jamie Harmon.
February 02, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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