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Your recent article ["Court Rescinds Threat to Hold Pay for 'Blakely,'" Aug. 12], paints a rather unsympathetic and arrogant portrait of Justice Nickolas Dibiaso. The criminal defendants who have Blakely appeals pending in his court are waiting in prison for a timely decision from his court. The fact that our Supreme Court has granted review in two cases raising similar issues is no excuse for any judge to refuse to hear and decide the cases pending in his own court.
August 13, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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