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For California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger's punitive damages proposal, it's death by a thousand cuts. The governor shocked lawyers with his plan to have the state take 75 percent of punitive damages awards, which he said would raise $450 million. The state's independent legislative analyst says $200 million was more likely, a figure slashed again Tuesday to $60 million. This and other questions have led to speculation that the proposal is all but dead.
June 04, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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