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Four of 16 people arrested in a New York City protest last year are embroiled in a court fight over their fate. Their defense attorney says prosecutors, reaching beyond the community service sentences the other 12 protesters received, are illegally trying to dredge up old, sealed records in order to punish the four with jail time. He has gone to an appeals court to put a stop to it.
June 04, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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