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Calling the drug manufacturer's protests "overblown," a New Jersey judge last week consolidated five fen-phen diet drug cases as the first of 5,800 to go to trial in the state. Drug maker Wyeth claimed that trying the cases in groups would promote juror confusion and prejudice the defense. To assuage such fears, the court will employ special measures to aid jurors' comprehension, including permitting note-taking and color-coding evidence to separate information about plaintiffs.
August 10, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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