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The Alameda County jury that will weigh the second "Riders" cop misconduct trial has strong views about police officers, lawsuits and how poor people fare in the justice system. And, unlike the previous jury, the new one includes African-Americans on the main panel. From what several of the jurors indicated during voir dire , Assistant DA Terry Wiley has made good on his pledge of a more diverse jury.
October 27, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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