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Granville Templeton, Esquire Speaks on Economy, Obama:
Attorney Templeton discusses how to stay in business in these difficult times Read in Full >>
Op/Ed: Innocent Lives Hanging in the Balance:
Rarely have the actions of ACLU supporters like you made such a powerful and tangible difference as they have in the life of death row prisoner Troy Davis.
Over the past two weeks, tens of thousands of ACLU activists have demanded justice for Troy. Without that outcry, a man who is most likely innocent may well have been killed by the State of Georgia without any court ever hearing the compelling evidence of his innocence.
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David F. Albright, Jr., Esquire of Bennett & Albright, P.A.:
For legal help with lead poisoning, medical malpractice and other personal injury cases, call Bennett & Albright at 410.727.2168, Located at 200 Court Square Bldg. at 200 E. Lexington St. in Baltimore. Read in Full >>
Jean Fugett, Esquire Gives Update:
Attorney Fugett is one of the featured speakers at the Tuesday, August 19, 2008 HARAMBEE Dinner Club at Milton's Grill, 336 North Charles Street (6 to 8 pm).. Fugett specializes in corporate and entertainment law. Read in Full >>
Attorney Jean Fugett to be Featured at Aug. 19th HARAMBEE D.C.:
Jean Fugett, Esquire, the former NFL standout and brother to the late Reginald F. Lewis, is among the speakers for the August 19th HARAMBEE Dinner Club at Milton's Grill, 336 North Charles Street. Read in Full >>
Rapper Remy MA Retains Attorney William H. “Billy” Murphy Jr.:
Remy “Remy Ma” Smith, who was convicted of assault, weapons possession, and attempted coercion has retained the legal services of noted trial attorney William “Billy” Murphy Jr. Murphy, a former State Circuit Court Judge based in Baltimore. Murphy is one of America’s most successful and prominent trial lawyers. Read in Full >>
Op/Ed: The Sean Bell Tragedy:
I am sick to my stomach and I really do not know what to say right this second. My cell and office phones have been blowing up all day, and people have been emailing me nonstop, to let me know that Detectives Michael Oliver, Gescard Isnora, and Marc Cooper, the three New York City police officers accused of shooting 50 times and murdering Sean Bell, were found not guilty on all counts: Oliver, who fired 31 times and reloaded once, and Isnora, who fired 11 times, had been charged with manslaughter, felony assault and reckless endangerment. They faced up to 25 years in prison if convicted on all charges. Cooper, who fired four times, faced up to a year in jail if convicted of reckless endangerment. Read in Full >>
