National Law JournalOn a given morning in District of Columbia Superior Court, the soft voices of language interpreters can be heard just below the back-and-forth of judges, lawyers and litigants. Those voices have grow
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...man, appellant, was a tall white man and the other was an African-American. The men had visited the bar individually on the Friday and...
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...shirt and carrying a jacket under his arm; appellant's companion, an African American, was wearing black pants and a blue jacket. As the complainant...
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