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Indictment marks first application of Unborn Victims Law

On behalf of Sparrow Law Firm on January 31, 2012
Category: Murder
Tags: Unborn Victims of Violence Act, murder
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Mom shoots intruder and sparks more 'Castle Doctrine' debate

On behalf of Sparrow Law Firm on January 5, 2012
Category: Murder
Tags: Castle Doctrine, manslaughter, murder, self-defense
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Defendant sentenced for one crime awaits trial for another

On behalf of Sparrow Law Firm on December 21, 2011
Category: Murder
Tags: Durham, UNC-Chapel Hill, first-degree murder, kidnapping, robbery
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Racial bias law and controversy around it survive repeal effort

On behalf of Sparrow Law Firm on December 15, 2011
Category: Murder
Tags: General Assembly, Racial Justice Act, death row, district attorneys
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North Carolina judge reprimands prosecutor in murder case

On behalf of Sparrow Law Firm on December 4, 2011
Category: Murder
Tags: North Carolina, dismissal, district attorneys, murder
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Doctor found guilty in Michael Jackson case

On behalf of Sparrow Law Firm on November 9, 2011
Category: Murder
Tags: Michael Jackson, drugs and desperation, involuntary manslaughter, jury
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Prosecutors may seek death penalty in Fayetteville killing

On behalf of Sparrow Law Firm on October 6, 2011
Category: Murder
Tags: Fayetteville, human trafficking, kidnapping, murder
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North Carolina men found innocent after 10 years in prison

On behalf of Sparrow Law Firm on September 28, 2011
Category: Murder
Tags: Innocence Inquiry Commission, death penalty, guilty plea, second-degree murder
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Attorneys seek new trial for man convicted of 1970 murders

On behalf of Sparrow Law Firm on September 23, 2011
Category: Murder
Tags: DNA, North Carolina, evidence, murder
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Jury convicts North Carolina nursing home killer

On behalf of Sparrow Law Firm on September 8, 2011
Category: Murder
Tags: jury, second-degree murder, testimony, weapons
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