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Finding that a jury simply got it wrong, a federal magistrate judge in Allentown, Pa., has ordered a new trial in a civil rights suit brought by relatives of a man who committed suicide after a police officer allegedly threatened to tell his family that he was gay. After viewing all the evidence, the judge concluded that the plaintiff deserves a new trial because "the jury's verdict is truly inexplicable."
June 27, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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