ROME, Ga. AP - A federal judge has refused to toss out cases against dozens of South Asian merchants charged in a police sting aimed at retailers selling methamphetamine-related products to drug makers.U.S. District Judge Harold Murphy said Tuesday that the defendants had failed to show that prosecutors targeted them because of their ethnic or national origin.
August 03, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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ROME, Ga. AP – A federal judge has refused to toss out cases against dozens of South Asian merchants charged in a police sting aimed at retailers selling methamphetamine-related products to drug makers.
U.S. District Judge Harold Murphy said Tuesday that the defendants had failed to show that prosecutors targeted them because of their ethnic or national origin.
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