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A U.S. Army supply sergeant who was convicted of stealing body armor and then selling it on eBay has lost his bid to have the jury verdict overturned. After a trial this spring in federal court, the defendant, St. Clarence D. Avery, was convicted on charges of unauthorized sale of government property and mail fraud. The judge in the case recently rejected Avery's motions for dismissal of the criminal charges or to get a new trial.
August 10, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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