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To get federal marijuana charges against their clients thrown out, some San Francisco defense attorneys are drawing comparisons between the charges and bias against Chinese laundries 120 years ago. Attorneys for at least three defendants started filing motions to dismiss this month, in an attempt to persuade a judge that theirs is a case of "selective prosecution" because most of the 21 defendants are Asian-American.
December 28, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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