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Restitution took on a new meaning last week when a California appeal court ordered a man who beat up three Hmong men to repay them for the costs of sacrificial cows, pigs and chickens. After the fight, the injured men and their families bought herbs and animals to be sacrificed as part of a traditional Hmong healing ceremony called a Hublee. According to the ruling, the family of the most severely injured man had to kill a pig, two cows and several chickens -- at a cost of more than $1,800.
June 01, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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