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Monday, June 27, 2005

Man tried to sell copies of new wizard book

London - A 38-year-old man pleaded not guilty on Monday to plotting to sell two stolen copies of JK Rowling's much-anticipated new book, Harry Potter And The Half Blood Prince.

Christopher Brown appeared at Kettering magistrate's court in central England to face charges of helping in the theft of two copies of the book and of possessing an offensive weapon.

During the brief hearing, Brown, who lives in Kettering, spoke only to confirm his name, address and plea.

Magistrate Sheila Fairweather said magistrates do not have enough power to try the case and ordered Brown to appear for trial at Northampton Crown Court on August 8. He was released on bail.
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We would not want all those secret wizard spells leaking out. -preach
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