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U.S. District Judge Jeffrey White slapped $250 sanctions on both sides of a San Francisco police brutality case last week for failing to follow his standing orders. Then he told the defense attorneys to spread a cautionary tale among their co-workers, by distributing copies of the orders "throughout the city attorney's office." One lesson here: Think twice before sending White a letter. The judge's ire was at least partly due to communiques he got in the days leading up to last week's court appearance.
May 04, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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