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Two lawyers who failed to show up for arguments in a February case in the California Supreme Court could face perjury charges if either or both lied to the court. In a written order Wednesday, the court directed the State Bar Court, in conjunction with the Bar's chief prosecutor, to conduct an investigation, complete with evidentiary hearings. Also on Wednesday, the Supreme Court denied a media request to televise the trial of accused murderer Scott Peterson.
March 18, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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