A federal appeals court, citing the apparent harm suffered by David Ortiz and other baseball stars who have been exposed as purported drug cheats, ruled yesterday that government agents violated constitutional protections against illegal searches when they seized a list of more than 100 players who allegedly tested positive in 2003 for performance-enhancing drugs. (Full article: 806 words)

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