Plaintiff Trial Lawyer Tips

I’ve enjoyed a website created by Professor Douglas O. Linder of the University of Missouri – Kansas city School of Law. The site,Famous Trialspresents background information, photos, transcripts of trials and information about some of the more famous trials in this country. The site indicates that it has been his project since 1996. There is something to be learned from trials like the ones Linder reports on and I recommend the site.Lindbergh Kidnapping trial 1935 "The Trial of the Century…

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Gerry and his co counsel have achieved an acquittal for G. Fieger in Detroit. Charged with ten counts of violating the election campaign laws, the jury rejected the government’s case on all counts. I was in Europe through most of the trial and could only get reports off and on through the internet. Since I wasn’t thereI’ve followed the trial only through the eyes and reporting of others. By the way, one of the most detailed reports was a blog…

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My wife Lita and I are leaving in a few minutes for the airport. We going to Italy and aren’t back until the first week in June so I will not be posting on this blog during that time. Gerry Spence is still at it in Detroit defending a lawyer with the assistance of a very fine criminal defense lawyer from Idaho who worked with Gerry in the Randy Weaver case. While all lawyers are an attorney’s worst nightmare for…

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