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The lawyer for a Satan-worshipping church arsonist whose convictions have been reinstated says that if the ruling stands, "there's not a single crime that can't be prosecuted in federal court." Self-described "Luciferian" Jay Scott Ballinger's case is largely academic -- he's already serving time for other arsons -- but the decision by the full 11th Circuit is an important twist in a long-running debate on the relative powers of the federal government over police matters normally left to the states.
January 13, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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