The year was 1961. Freshly minted attorney James J. Brosnahan had been on the job as a federal prosecutor in Phoenix for two days when he was handed his first trial: a capital murder case. Twelve days into the job, he d won his first jury trial and caught the trial bug. (Though to his relief, the two young defendants escaped the death penalty.) For the next six decades, Brosnahan chased every opportunity to present to a jury, in civil and criminal court.
importantly, joe biden from places like china for services rendered. we still don t know exactly what value-add hunter biden brought to the table that got him millions of dollars that then went through shell companies and ended up in the pockets of the bidens. that s what this investigation is about and this is what we will see on msnbc no it s about a dad s love for his son. nothing to do with that, carley. carley: search mccarthy says this may rise to the level of impeachment inquiry into the president and you have a new op-ed joe biden s impeachment is likely coming. will it bomber rang on republicans and you write much of the media will dismiss the proceedings as a weaponization of the gavel and a tactic to distract americans from donald trump s upcoming courtroom battles. with the proceedings convince house and senate democrats of the commission of high crimes by the president even if the evidence is obvious and overwhelming. the blue team has accomplished at sticking together a
(NewsUSA) - Gender discrimination, freedom of the press, voting rights, refugees, sexual harassment, false imprisonment—mention any headline in the nightly news, and legal legend James Brosnahan has tried a case.
(NewsUSA) - Gender discrimination, freedom of the press, voting rights, refugees, sexual harassment, false imprisonment—mention any headline in the nightly news, and legal legend James Brosnahan has tried a case.
(NewsUSA) - Gender discrimination, freedom of the press, voting rights, refugees, sexual harassment, false imprisonment—mention any headline in the nightly news, and legal legend James Brosnahan has tried a case.