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Updated: July 9, 2003, 11:29 AM ET
By By Terry Brown | NBA Insider
Sacramento Kings: Notes and statements made by Michigan booster Ed Martin have been ruled inadmissable by a federal judge in the perjury case against
Chris Webber. "We are always happy to win any motion that we file,"
Webber's lawyer, Steve Fishman, said in the N.Y. Times. But Webber's side
remained cautious. "The case remains largely a mystery," Mayce Webber's
lawyer, Robert Morgan, also told the N.Y. Times. The barred evidence is
said to include a record of loans given to other Michigan players and a
conversation between Martin and a friend stating the Webber was one of
those players who owed him money. "Nothing unexpected happened today,"
U.S. assistant attorney Keith Corbett said. "I don't think we're any
worse off than I anticipated being."
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