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For Tom Sneddon, A Broken Record
How bad is it to be Tom Sneddon now? For the second time in 12 years, Michael Jackson has gotten away from him. Anyone who sat in that courtroom in Santa Maria saw that Sneddon could be cranky and, perhaps worse for such a high-profile trial, bland.
Libby Copeland
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Prosecution witness Brian Barron, a former security guard at the Neverland Ranch, passes through a magnetometer as he arrives at the Santa Barbara County Courthouse for Michael Jackson's child molestation trial. (AP)
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