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While testifying at trial, probation violator James Allen Mar fretted about being forced to wear a stun belt designed to deliver a 50,000 volt jolt. Mar contended that his fear of an accidental zap could prejudice his case by making him appear nervous on the stand. On Wednesday, Mar got some sympathy from California Supreme Court Justices hearing his challenge to a ruling denying his request to remove the belt while testifying.
June 07, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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