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Legally speaking, a clam is different from a deer -- a lesson learned by Tacoma, Wash., attorney Stephen G. Johnson. Johnson's client was charged with stealing 340 pounds of clams from a natural clam bed on a private beach. Johnson argued that clams, like deer, are wildlife and belong to no one. But while a deer roams, a clam does not. And the sedentary way of the mollusk doomed Johnson's client.
August 29, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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