A judge and two ex-judges indicted on charges stemming from the Philadelphia Traffic Court ticket-fixing scandal are seeking to have “inflammatory” language redacted from portions of 15 wiretap recordings of defendants in the case.

However, prosecutors responded that the defendants’ voices are not even heard on the recordings and asserted that a jury would not likely be biased against them for the “coarse language” used by others on the recordings.

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