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By Diane Wells Originally published in GPSolo eReport, March 2026 American Bar Association Summary Imagine meeting Perry through his work. He’s a man in his 50s, articulate and thoughtful, with genuine artistic talent. He sells his artwork to support his family, pouring himself into creative expressions that reveal intelligence,...
My First Letter From An Inmate My First Letter From An Inmate Usually you will find me writing each week for the last few months about the criminal case that I endured many years ago. Today, I am writing because I reached out to an inmate a couple of...
Just yesterday, I completed my final major assignment for my Legal Research and Writing course for my first year of law school. This course is one of the most pivotal subjects, arguably the most important, that you learn in law school. Learning how to research and write like a...
Where North Carolina Stands on Reforms proposed by the North Carolina Task Force for Racial Equity and Justice Where North Carolina Stands on Reforms proposed by the North Carolina Task Force for Racial Equity and Justice Late last year, partly in response to the protests that rocked the nation...
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