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After getting tough with a 74-year-old woman over a 5-cent slot machine credit, a casino lost not only the nickel, but about a day's profit as well. The case in a Detroit federal courtroom pitted the woman's claim of civil rights violations against the casino's claim that the nickel was not hers. A jury awarded the woman $270 -- and 5 cents -- in general damages and $875,000 in punitives.
August 04, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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