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Q. Your most famous case involved Robert Chambers, who was tried and convicted in 1988 for the murder of Jennifer Levin in Central Park. The episode quickly became known as the preppie murder case, attracting headlines around the world, producing a book and a movie. While the jury was out...
As for the towers, they can represent "six candles, a menorah, six towers of spirit, six million Jews, six pillars of breath and six chambers of gas," Saitowitz said.
Hoping to expose Noriega's links to Washington, defense lawyers have been battling all summer behind the closed doors of U.S. District Court Judge William Hoeveler's ninth-floor chambers in Miami. Their goal: winning the release of classified documents. But many of the texts already made available have hardly...
Sometimes editors see no reason to resist subpoenas. More often they can't stand the political heat, legal expense or logistical difficulty of having staff tied up in court. Harry Harris, a 26-year veteran of the Oakland Tribune, fought for a while but was eventually advised by Tribune lawyers...
Marshall's detractors called him an indifferent Justice, prone to watching television in his chambers. (He once assured his friend Justice William Brennan you could learn a lot about life from soap operas.) By most accounts Marshall had spotty interest in areas of the law beyond civil rights, criminal law...