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A settlement of a federal class action in Miami alleging violations of the constitutional voting rights of Florida's black citizens during the 2000 presidential election appeared imminent this week. The trial, which was to begin today, has been taken off the court docket, and attorney Joseph P. Klock Jr., who is representing the secretary of state, said the chances of negotiations failing are "extremely remote."
August 29, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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