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The prosecution and defense rested Tuesday afternoon after indicted Judge William Danser spent more than a day on the stand defending his decisions to dismiss more than 20 traffic tickets for athletes and friends. In a cross-examination that started Monday and ended Tuesday, Santa Clara County prosecutor David Pandori at times chastised the judge. If convicted of felony conspiracy and misdemeanor obstruction of justice, Danser faces up to three years in prison.
April 28, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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