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Attorneys are picking their jaws up off the floor after a federal judge in Oakland, Calif., recused herself nearly two years into a high-profile criminal case with almost no explanation. Judge Saundra Brown Armstrong's move, which no attorney involved requested, could alter the direction of a case involving servitude, sex charges and one of Berkeley, Calif.'s biggest real estate barons. It may also form the grounds for an appeal.
December 20, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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