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After a jury took less than three hours to convict four businessmen on 99 counts of fraud and counterfeit branding over the sale of baby formula, a Texas judge dismissed 98 of the charges and ordered a new trial on the remaining count. The charges stemmed from accusations that some of the cans of formula had been obtained illegally. But the judge found that some charges were legally deficient while others were factually insufficient.
June 22, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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