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A San Francisco judge Monday imposed the maximum four-year sentence on Marjorie Knoller for the dog-mauling death of her neighbor because, he said, she was a lawyer who lied under oath and a defendant who showed no remorse. Knoller and her attorney husband were convicted of manslaughter and keeping mischievous dogs in connection with the attack that killed Diane Whipple in a hallway of their San Francisco apartment building.
July 16, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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