January 15, 2021
RALEIGH In Fall 2020, Campbell Law’s Advocacy Program launched its Lawyers and Leaders program, designed to develop lawyers who will “lead with purpose.”
“We do so by bringing together leaders from the private sector, government sector, and academia to start a conversation on how we can lead ourselves, how we can lead through advocacy and how we can lead the communities around us,” explained Professor Anthony Ghiotto, director of the advocacy program. “We are excited to continue this effort in the Spring Semester. We anticipate a number of special events and speakers that address how to lead as citizens, advocates, and attorneys in these increasingly uncertain and problematic times.”
By MICHAEL MELIA and DAVE COLLINS •
Published April 18, 2014 •
Updated on April 21, 2014 at 6:56 am
A Connecticut woman who shot and killed her two young grandsons before committing suicide last year left a note to the boys’ parents saying they did not deserve to have the children, according to a police report.
The report, obtained by The Associated Press through a Freedom of Information request, suggests a possible motive for first time and sheds new light on her mental health problems: The grandmother, Debra Denison, had a history of conflict with the boys mother and had attempted suicide a half dozen times before.