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On the same day this week that a judge dismissed the conviction of former Sen. Ted Stevens of Alaska, lawyers in another Washington courtroom sought a similar dismissal of the case against their client, Farzad Darui.

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    “This will underscore the value of an aggressive defense and aggressive pressure for discovery from the government as soon as possible, and raising questions about whether you've received everything,”

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      “This will underscore the value of an aggressive defense and aggressive pressure for discovery from the government as soon as possible, and raising questions about whether you've received everything,”

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