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Prison inmate Thomas Moore will get his day in court after all. On Wednesday, Sacramento's Third District Court of Appeal reinstated his $53 million suit against the county of Sacramento, even though he missed the statutory filing deadline by three days. Following a federal precedent, the court said Moore's 2001 suit should have been deemed filed once he handed it over to prison authorities for mailing, rather than when it arrived at the superior court 13 days later.
July 22, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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