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Dismissed Jurors Would Have Ruled in Favor of Plaintiffs

Two alternate jurors, who were dismissed late Thursday night after closing arguments were completed, said they would have found ESD

I bet you do. Happily, it appears in our sister paper, Park Cities People. Because of production schedules, the Preston

We finally made it. Closing arguments kick off at 2 p.m. in the county courtroom of Judge D’Metria Benson. By

You know what’s fun about lawyers? Even when both sides have officially rested their respective cases, the fight rages on.

I just got off the phone with J. Nathan Campbell’s criminal attorney, Mark Nancarrow, who told me the case is effectively

I thought this day would never come, but at long last both sides have officially rested. Of course, there’s still

We had a truncated version of court yesterday, so odds are we’ll take it to the limit this go round.

The civil trial against the Episcopal School of Dallas resumes today, and rumor has it the defense just might rest.

All I know for (semi) certain about today’s testimony is that “Mary Smith,” current ESD student and former friend of

Alright, this case just turned 18. I think we’ve all learned a lot. For example, I now know many of

It’s not Lisa LeMaster. It’s not Charla Aldous. And it’s not Stephen Swann. It’s me. I disabled the comments on