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Firm News - Jury Trial ends in Acquittal

December 11th, 2015

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Theodore Lothstein

This week, Richard and I tried a three-day Negligent Homicide jury trial in Hillsborough-South Superior Court. On Wednesday, after one hour deliberation, the jury came back NOT GUILTY. State Originally Charged Client with Manslaughter When this case… Read More

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