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Philip Morris Co. is arguing that the $3 billion judgment awarded to a longtime smoker with lung cancer in California should be reversed because the judge refused to allow the defense to introduce evidence of his criminal history. During the trial, defense lawyers sought to tell the jury about Richard Boeken's past run-ins with the law, including his involvement in a fraudulent oil and gas scheme.
July 30, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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