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Social Networking Puts the Bite on Defendants
Social networking sites like Facebook and MySpace have helped detectives solve crimes. Now the sites are proving fruitful for prosecutors, who use damaging Internet photos of defendants to cast doubt on their character during sentencing hearings and argue for harsher punishment.Former Prosecutor and Regulator Sees Office as the 'Great Leveler'
This week, the Law Journal takes an in-depth look at the personalities and platforms of the five Democrats running for attorney general, today concentrating on Eric R. Dinallo. In a new feature on NYLJ.com, videos of the Law Journal's interviews with the candidates appear below. Profiles of Eric T. Schneiderman, Kathleen Rice, Sean Coffey and Richard L. Brodsky appeared earlier this week.Pro Bono Skills Are Transferable
James A. Grayer, co-hiring partner with Kramer Levin Naftalis & Frankel, writes: I am sometimes asked if I get nervous running a board meeting, asking an important client a difficult question or disagreeing with a more senior partner. My response is, not really. I have been practicing law now for almost 20 years, but when I stop to think about what really got me over my nervousness, it's the pro bono work I have done, particularly the year I spent assisting low income individuals living with HIV.The Dog Days of Summer -- and Lawyers
August is usually the heart of the dog days of summer in Philadelphia -- those sultry days when the air is soupy and most lawyers hide out in air conditioning or head to the shore. Not this year. We've had a summer of dog days already, with record-breaking temperatures, scorched lawns and fried green tomatoes -- fried by the sun while still on the vine!Counsel Not Ineffective Despite Calling Client a Liar During Trial
In a 2-1 decision, the 1st Court of Appeals has affirmed the conviction of Archie Doyle Martin Jr. for felony driving while intoxicated, overruling Martin's contention that he received ineffective assistance from his trial counsel. But the dissenting justice wrote that the defense attorney "effectively became a second prosecutor in the case."Love in a Virtual World (Without Infringement)
Intellectual property and the (mis)adventures of online dating2007 trademark applications reveal appeal of 'green'
Companies may be seeing red ink as the economy slumps downward in early 2008, but 2007 was all green as far as trademarks were concerned. It was the busiest year ever for trademarks at the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office, with new applications at a record high, and environmentally conscious "green" branding leading the surge.Trending Stories
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