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Former Georgia Gov. Roy E. Barnes derided dinnertime phone calls and junk faxes Wednesday as he argued before the state's Court of Appeals that recipients of 73,500 unwanted faxes from an Atlanta area car wash should be certified for class action. A trial judge had ruled that sending the fax advertisement was a violation of a federal statute, and that the statute was meant to allow recipients to sue in small claims court, not to form classes to pursue claims.
November 13, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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