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New Civil Suit Filings

By K.C. Johnson

Late November featured several filings in the civil suit?some from the plaintiffs, mostly repeating previously advanced arguments, and an explosive filing from Bob Ekstrand, raising serious questions about the Durham legal team?s veracity. Today?s post will look at the defendants? filings; Wednesday?s will examine the Ekstrand filing. Some of the old and new defendants? assertions that raised eyebrows: 1.) Durham and Duke authorities continue to defend the non-testimonial order that kicked off the media firestorm. Under North Carolina law, an NTO requires both probable cause that a crime was committed and a reasonable belief that the subject of the NTO could have committed the crime...continue to full post

Full post as published by Durham-in-Wonderland on December 07, 2008 (boomark / email).