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A federal judge has exercised his authority as the "13th juror," vacating a conviction after a two-minute, 25-second audiotape of police radio traffic proved not to be a real-time recording as represented during trial, but contained transmissions made over a nearly eight-minute period. Judge Stefan R. Underhill spent much of his opinion showing the inaccuracy of the government's key witness' testimony, while stopping short of accusing the witness of perjury.
February 10, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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