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While plodding through the first dozen pages of New York Judge Gregory Carro's decision last week regarding his clients -- 14 anarchists arrested for violating the state anti-mask law -- attorney Ronald L. Kuby read what seemed to be nothing but bad news about his motion for dismissal of charges. But then, near the end of the decision, it occurred to Kuby, "This reads more like an O. Henry short story than a court decision."
January 26, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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