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Alisa Gragert, a 17-year-old who protested the war in Iraq by lying on a Fifth Avenue sidewalk, has been arrested twice for her one-time transgression, and that is punishment enough, according to a Manhattan judge. In dismissing the misdemeanor and violation charges, Criminal Court Judge Matthew F. Cooper granted a motion under People v. Clayton , a rare outcome that the judge said was often looked down upon by appellate courts.
October 03, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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