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May 1st, 2007 by Mark Bennett

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I just happened upon my friend Jim Jenkins’s Florida Criminal Law blog. Jim is a Pensacola criminal defense lawyer, and a friend of mine from the Trial Lawyers College (TLC). I hadn’t heard from Jim in a long time, and I’m glad to see that he’s blogging. Other TLC lawyers with criminal-defense blogs are Jon Katz, with his Underdog blog, and Norm Pattis, with his Crime and Federalism blog. Jon is a dedicated true-believer criminal defense and First Amendment lawyer. Norm is one of the smartest lawyers I know.

Jim, Jon, and Norm are all world-class lawyers. It’s good to see them sharing what they know and what they believe with us.

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