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Change of venue is a rarity in San Francisco Superior Court. It's even more unusual when a defendant hasn't asked for it. David Lee, one of three cops facing assault-related charges stemming from a 2002 street brawl, has been unsuccessful in past attempts to be tried separately. So when Judge Kay Tsenin granted his two "Fajitagate" co-defendants the change of venue they were seeking last week, Lee's case got lumped in despite his lawyer's objections.
August 25, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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