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Luge ride of a trial nears its end

The state closed its evidence around 5:30 p.m. Thursday in a two-day trial I’ve been defending. After the nine-hour day in court, I came home, had bacon, lettuce and tomato sandwiches with my family and started trying to kick-start the ...

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Hungry for change… and a legal job

The American Bar Association's Special Committee on the U.S. News and World Report Rankings issued its findings last month. The committee, which included University of Maryland School of Law Dean Phoebe Haddon, stated the following:

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Gay marriage lives happily ever after

Last week's ruling in California represents more than a setback for opponents of same-sex marriage. It lays bare the sparseness of their evidence, the emptiness of their legal arguments and the hollowness of their claims that gay marriage would somehow undermine straight ones.

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