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Noell Tin and Matthew Pruden represented a client charged with first-degree murder. After conducting an intensive investigation, Pruden and Tin demonstrated weaknesses in the State's case, and S. B. pled guilty to aiding and abetting assault inflicting seriou...
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Luke Largess and Jake Sussman represented a husband and wife in the Eastern District of North Carolina in a civil action alleging that a local Chief of Police assaulted and unlawfully arrested them after the couple sought to file a complaint against the Chief. The...
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Missy Owen represented defendant Y. D. at trial in the Western District of North Carolina in 2004 on charges that he engaged in immigration fraud by attempting to bribe an immigration officer. At the close of the Government's evidence, Owen successfully moved...
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Noell Tin and Missy Owen successfully vacated their client's three life sentences, which had been imposed in 1991 in Union County after multiple convictions for sexual assault. ...
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Noell Tin represented 19-year-old J. G. at trial in federal court on five counts of bank robbery and other related charges. ...
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Luke Largess prevailed in the North Carolina Court of Appeals after the court held that probationary teachers have a right to trial over the non-renewal of their contracts. ...
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Adam Stein was co-counsel at trial and successfully argued in the U. S. Supreme Court in Hunt v. Cromartie, which was argued and decided with Smallwood v. Cromartie. The continuation of ongoing litigation concerning the 12th Congressional District of North Carolina...
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Noell Tin represented Will Rhynes and was lead counsel in this multi-defendant drug conspiracy appeal to the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals. All of the defendants had been previously convicted at trial for participating in a 25-year conspiracy to distribute drugs...
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Luke Largess, along with James Ferguson and others at Ferguson Stein Chambers Gresham & Sumter, represented the class of black families in the 1999 trial and later appeals in the historic Charlotte school desegregation case, originally known as Swann v. Charlo...
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Noell Tin represented L. M. , a local bondsman, who was charged with being part of a drug and money laundering conspiracy. Facing decades in prison, L. M. was found not guilty by a federal jury in Asheville, North Carolina. ...
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