When police blew up a suspicious box that caused the evacuation of two federal buildings in downtown Miami, they may have blown up a federal criminal case. According to two lawyers, the box turned out to contain papers and evidence for a case where a verdict had just been reached. The lawyers said a federal agent had left the box on the sidewalk. Hundreds of attorneys and courthouse staffers were ushered out of the buildings by federal marshals during the bomb scare.
June 14, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
When police blew up a suspicious box that caused the evacuation of two federal buildings in downtown Miami, they may have blown up a federal criminal case.
Authorities evacuated the courthouses Monday due to a bomb scare. The Miami Police bomb squad responded and destroyed the box, but it may have contained evidence from a just-decided case.
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