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As witness after witness took the stand, it was the question not being asked that was on everyone's mind. If former Alameda County Deputy DA John "Jack" Quatman -- who alleges he conspired with a judge to boot Jews from a 1987 capital murder case -- was really as deceitful as prosecutors were painting him, what was he doing working in their office? In testimony this week, former colleagues have accused him of encouraging them to plant drugs, tamper with witnesses, and skew jury selection during his tenure.
March 25, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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