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Kimberly Bryan's Seminar Earns International Recognition
Kimberly Bryan's seminar wins top honors in international competition.
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FBI will now record (some) interviews
After a century, DOJ reverses its non-recording policy.
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Study Finds 1 in 25 Sentenced to Death Likely Innocent
A study authored by Samuel Gross, a professor from University of Michigan Law School, and others suggests that several of the 1,320 people executed in the United States since 1977 were likely innocent. The following is from a Washington Post article…
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Joe Cheshire Named Top North Carolina Lawyer by Super Lawyers
Joe Cheshire was named the top lawyer in North Carolina by SuperLawyers.com in its 2014 rankings.
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Nine Cheshire Parker Lawyers Listed in N.C. Super Lawyers
Three Cheshire Parker lawyers listed as 'Best of the Best" lawyers in NC, and nine recognized with distinction by SuperLawyers.com.
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Silence Not Consent in Bus Station Search, Appeals Court Holds
Obeying officer's instruction to be searched is not valid consent.
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I Didn't Do Anything Wrong, Why Shouldn't I Talk to the Feds?
Today, you can be perfectly innocent in your own mind and still be a criminal in the eyes of the federal government.
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Professors discuss use of brain science in court
Brain science has the potential to both help and hurt defendants. Should (and how should) it be used in court, professors discuss.
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Marijuana Legalization Trend Leads Federal Judge to Give Reduced Sentences
Judge gives 20-25% lower sentences in a large scale marijuana trafficking operation because of national trend towards legalization of marijuana.
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Can Lawyers Use Judge's Compliments as Website Testimonials? NJ Federal Judge Says No.
NJ lawyers cannot post excerpts from judicial opinions as testimonials, according to bar committee and now a Federal District Court Judge.
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Born in Greenville, North Carolina, Collin Cook grew up in Raleigh, where he attended Ravenscroft High School. He graduated from North Carolina State University in 2004 with a degree in history, and he began studying law at Wake Forest University in… Read More
Born in Greenville, North Carolina, Collin Cook grew up in Raleigh, where he attended Ravenscroft High School. He graduated from North Carolina State University in 2004 with a degree in history, and he began studying law at Wake Forest University in… Read More
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