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"Study: Late judge's court contaminated with mold; A study sought by the family of a judge who died of a lung ailment says his courtroom was contaminated with mold spores."

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"Study: Late judge's court contaminated with mold; A study sought by the family of a judge who died of a lung ailment says his courtroom was contaminated with mold spores." Today in The Miami Herald, Jay Weaver has an article that begins, "A lawyer for the family of late U.S. Magistrate Theodore Klein released a critical report Tuesday that says Miami's historic federal courthouse is plagued with dangerous mold spores, citing the evidence as a basis to sue the government for his death."

Full post as published by How Appealing on April 23, 2008 (boomark / email).

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