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Channel 4's legal reporter Manny Medrano is the former federal prosecutor who got into TV news as an analyst on the O.J. Simpson case and other big trials in the mid 1990s. His work won an Emmy award and a Golden Mike. Now, RonFineman.com reports that Medrano is leaving Los Angeles (and NBC) to cover the U.S. Supreme Court for ABC News. Friday was his last day here.
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