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A Santa Clara deputy public defender charged with drunken driving took the stand Thursday and explained to the jury his refusal to talk to police. Mark Dames told jurors he declined to answer police questions or submit to a field sobriety test because his 16 years of experience as a criminal defense attorney taught him that police twist evidence and statements to support convictions.
March 12, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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