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posted on May 11, 2011 05:42
Lawyers for an inmate whose death sentence was overturned due to misconduct by a Texas District Attorney’s office are seeking to oust one of the original prosecutors from a new sentencing hearing. Lawyers for Delma Banks Jr. say the entire Bowie County DA’s office should be tossed from the case, including prosecutor James Elliott, who was involved in the original trial, according to the New York Times and the Texas Tribune. The motion cites a media comment made by Elliott after the U.S. Supreme Court overturned Banks’ sentence in 2004. “I have not read the opinion, but it doesn’t matter,” Elliott told the…
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Lawyers for an inmate whose death sentence was overturned due to misconduct by a Texas District Attorney’s office are seeking to oust one of the original prosecutors from a new sentencing hearing. Lawyers for Delma Banks Jr. say the entire Bowie County DA’s office should be tossed from the case, including prosecutor James Elliott, who was involved in the original trial, according to the New York Times and the Texas Tribune. The motion cites a media comment made by Elliott after the U.S. Supreme Court overturned Banks’ sentence in 2004. “I have not read the opinion, but it doesn’t matter,”…
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President Barack Obama has decided not to publicly release photos of Osama bin Laden's body, saying that it is not in the national interest do so so and "allow these images to become icons to rally opinion against the United States." However, federal lawmakers on the Senate's armed services and intelligence committees will be given an opportunity to see the photos, at the Pentagon, reports CNN. Members of equivalent committees for the U.S. House of Representatives also will be included. Sen. Dianne Feinstein (D-Calif.), who chairs the Senate Senate Select Committee on Intelligence, confirmed the plan and said she probably…
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Were Paul Daugerdas and Donna Guerin simply aggressive tax lawyers doing their job by doing their best for their clients? Or, as the government contends, did the two former Jenkens & Gilchrist partners cross the line by advising extremely wealthy individuals, in opinion letters, to participate in fraudulent tax shelter activities? That is the question that a federal jury in Manhattan must soon decide, as closing arguments wrap up after a two-month trial, reports the Wall Street Journal Law Blog. The two are represented by defense lawyers from Jenner & Block, who say their clients had no knowledge of any wrongdoing. An earlier
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Were Paul Daugerdas and Donna Guerin simply aggressive tax lawyers doing their job by doing their best for their clients? Or, as the government contends, did the two former Jenkens & Gilchrist partners cross the line by advising extremely wealthy individuals, in opinion letters, to participate in fraudulent tax shelter activities? That is the question that a federal jury in Manhattan must soon decide, as closing arguments wrap up after a two-month trial, reports the Wall Street Journal Law Blog. The two are represented by defense lawyers from Jenner & Block, who say their clients had no knowledge of any…
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