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Judge John Kavanewsky Jr., busy sorting out the many discovery motions being filed for the upcoming trial of accused murderer Michael Skakel in Connecticut, is still deciding whether a 1975 statute of limitations for bringing class A felony charges -- including murder -- against a defendant, which was in effect at the time Martha Moxley was slain, requires that a murder charge against Skakel be dismissed.
August 20, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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