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Puerto Rico's secretary of justice is considering whether to retry two reputed gang members acquitted in a controversial federal trial. The proceeding was the first capital trial since the death penalty was outlawed there in 1929 and was widely opposed by Puerto Ricans who say the federal government trampled on the commonwealth's sovereignty when it charged a capital crime. The case raises issues about extradition and, now, double jeopardy.
August 15, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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