The Legal Intelligencer
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Originally Published: The Recorder
...John M. Cleland rejected seven defense arguments in total, setting the stage for an expected appeal to the state Superior Court. Sandusky's...
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Originally Published: National Law Journal
... Sandusky's Post-Sentence Motions Rejected, Setting Stage for Appeal The Legal Intelligencer January...
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Part of the August 8 PBI Medical Lecture Series addressed common legal issues that arise in reference to upper extremity problems
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