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The plaintiff bar scored a surprising victory Tuesday when the First District Court of Appeal ruled that Proposition 64 -- the November ballot initiative that restricts the state's private attorney general act -- is not retroactive. The court was plain in its ruling on a motion for dismissal came in a case argued just last week that few expected to produce a precedent-setting opinion.
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