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The 2nd Circuit has upheld a judge's rare decision to grant a new trial on two gun-related counts for a major marijuana dealer. District Judge Lawrence E. Kahn was vindicated in finding that the government failed to timely object to the lateness of the defendant's requests to set aside the verdict and win a new trial. Kahn had called his grant of a new trial "extraordinary," writing that the court "has upset jury verdicts only in a few exceptional cases."
December 12, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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