Attorney Accused Of Stalking And Filming Teenager Indicted On 91 Felony Counts
Prosecutors are looking to hold him accountable for his actions.
Prosecutors are looking to hold him accountable for his actions.
Maybe they take their gardening VERY seriously.
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He blamed the stress of the job for his actions.
Another potentially awful decision coming from the Supreme Court.
And he was awarded over a million dollars in damages.
A couple of felony convictions and you're out of the lawyering game for good.
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The victim alleges the harassment has been going on for over a year.
That's a long list of charges...
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Charges have been dropped, and the professor is considering suing for defamation.
The law school is aware of the allegations but hasn't spoken to the professor about them yet.
Some might think McBain should be disciplined for hulking up against this guy. But not me.
Courts are wrestling with how to interpret baffling emoticons.
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