Defense in Engle Progeny Tobacco Case Says Smoker Chose to Continue Smoking, Despite Knowing Risks

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Mark Belasic, representing R.J. Reynolds, tells jurors in opening statements that the plaintiff, Mary Cooper, smoked for decades without a committed effort to quit until after her 2001 larynx cancer diagnosis.

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