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A federal judge has slammed the Miami U.S. Attorney's handling of a small-time drug dealer's case as "an abomination" of sentencing guidelines and refused to sign off on a deal he sees as too lenient. Both the prosecution and the defense agree justice would best be served by allowing David Himick to withdraw his guilty plea to felony distribution of a small amount of Ecstasy and plead to a misdemeanor possession charge, but the judge is not going along.
April 16, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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