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December 30, 2005
Andrew Bergh: Innocent man gets some revenge
By ANDREW BERGH
Special to the Journal
Special to the Journal
Imagine spending time in prison for crimes you didn't commit.
Which is precisely what befell Gary Puckett.
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Previous columns:
- Andrew Bergh: X-rated Christmas card costs ex-boyfriend $500K, 12-09-2005
- Andrew Bergh: Driver's mental troubles fail to convince the court, 11-25-2005
- Andrew Bergh: Doctor's malpractice defense goes to pot, 10-28-2005
- Andrew Bergh: Wrongly accused rapper shows downside of ‘fame’, 10-14-2005
- Andrew Bergh: Beware of using the 'I-word' in courtroom, 09-29-2005
- Andrew Bergh: Frivolous defenses also a problem, 09-02-2005
- Andrew Bergh: Rock fan sings blues when his lawsuit fails, 08-19-2005
- Andrew Bergh: That 'ghost name' can come back to haunt you, 07-22-2005