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Advocating For Those Left Behind
On October 1, 2004, the new pretrial discovery laws for felony criminal cases went into effect. By enacting the new discovery rules in criminal cases, the North Carolina General Assembly recognized the problems of evidence being withheld in violation…
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Cheshire defends the rights of those in big trouble
Raleigh attorney Joe Cheshire has added a Wilmington builder to his long list of distinguished – and sometimes checkered – clients.
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Nationally known criminal defense attorney Joe Cheshire talks about his colorful career
When he was young, Joe Cheshire wanted to be a teacher and a coach. . . . But Cheshire chose another direction in life, and those with whom he has crossed paths are thankful that he did.
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Tags: Campaign Finance & Government Ethics Investigations, Criminal Defense & Related Areas, Drug Crimes, DSS Investigations of Child Abuse or Neglect, DWI & Traffic Offenses, Election Law, Federal Criminal Defense, Forfeiture, Homicides, Sexual Assaults and Other Violent Crimes, State and Federal Criminal Appeals, State Criminal Defense, White Collar Criminal Defense
Brady v Maryland and Its Legacy
John Brady was 25 years old when he was arrested and charged with first-degree murder. He had bounced around from job to job and engaged in an affair with another man's wife, Nancy Boblit Magowan, and was dealing with the fact that she was pregnant…
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