Four Cleared of Selling Defective Pacemakers
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<i> Associated Press</i>
MIAMI — Four former Cordis Corp. officials were found innocent in federal court Friday of selling defective heart pacemakers between 1983 and 1985.
All have left the Miami-based company, which has since sold off its pacemaker division. Cordis itself had pleaded guilty previously and paid a $764,000 fine, along with $5 million in civil penalties, to various federal agencies.
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