Judge Denies Request For Names In Rosenberg Spouse's Case
A judge has blocked prosecutors' request for the names of witnesses who cooperated with an internal probe into former state Senate President Stan Rosenberg and his estranged husband.
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A judge has blocked prosecutors' request for the names of witnesses who cooperated with an internal probe into former state Senate President Stan Rosenberg and his estranged husband.
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