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D.C. Man Fights for Release in GPS Surveillance Case

Posted on January 8, 2011 by pogowasright.org

The Washington area man at the center of a national dispute over warrantless GPS surveillance is demanding his release from custody since a federal appeals court voided his life sentence stemming from his alleged role in a cocaine trafficking conspiracy.

Lawyers for the man, Antoine Jones, the former co-owner of a nightclub in Washington, argued in appellate court papers filed yesterday that Jones meets the conditions for release pending a new trial.

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