A wide-ranging criminal racketeering trial, four years in the making, is finally set to go to trial today in federal court. In U.S. v. Luong, two dozen criminal defendants will stand before U.S. District Chief Judge Marilyn Hall Patel to answer a 21-count indictment that includes a series of million-dollar high-tech takeover robberies and a heroin distribution network that stretched from California to New York.
February 07, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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A wide-ranging criminal racketeering trial, four years in the making, is finally set to go to trial today in federal court.
In U.S. v. Luong, 96-00094, two dozen criminal defendants will stand before U.S. District Chief Judge Marilyn Hall Patel to answer a 21-count indictment that includes a series of million-dollar high-tech takeover robberies and a heroin distribution network that stretched from California to New York.
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