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The "99 percent" occupy NY courtroom, but not by choice
Reuters NEW YORK (Reuters) – Nearly 200 Occupy Wall Street protesters flooded Manhattan criminal court on Wednesday, summonses in hand, several months after they were arrested during a march across the Brooklyn Bridge to demonstrate against … Judge reserves decision on Occupy Rochester protesters Occupy Wall Street Protesters Face Case Hearings Today in Manhattan Court NY Occupy protest shuts down 'Law & Order' |
The "99 percent" occupy NY courtroom, but not by choice – Reuters
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