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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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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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Candidate's Testimonial Ad for Construction Company Possibly Violated Federal Election Law
Candidate's testimonial for company mentioning his campaign may have violated federal election law.
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Top Federal prosecutor comments on "broken," "unjust," and "unsustainable" criminal justice system, proposes reforms
Attorney General commented that "too many Americans go to too many prisons for far too long, and for no truly good . . . reason." Proposes reform of mandatory minimums for drug crimes, increased compassionate release, and fewer Federal prosecutions o…
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Indiana lawyer suspended for 'illegal alien' comment
Indiana lawyer suspended for commenting on immigration status of opposing party.
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Elliot Abrams quoted in Lawyers Weekly article about representing students accused of university misconduct
A new law allowing students to hire attorneys for honor code proceedings "will hopefully restore a level of neutrality and fairness to a system that had become dominated by political pressures unrelated to the guilt or innocence of the accused."
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Judge Rejects Prosecutors' Request for Long Imprisonment
While prosecutors sought 17+ year term of imprisonment judge sentenced former UBS employee to a term of 18 months.
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North Carolina Consolidated Sentence Counts as One Prior Conviction for Federal Sentencing
For federal sentencing, a "consolidated sentence" from North Carolina court counts as single prior conviction.
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Lawyers discuss problems with honest services wire fraud re: campaign contributions
A first amendment group and well-known San Francisco criminal defense attorney outline the vague nature of the "honest services" wire fraud doctrine as it applies to lobbying and campaign contributions and discuss how that uncertainty threatens to re…
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