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Mike Nifong Bankruptcy Filing
Former Durham DA Mike Nifong filed for bankruptcy on Jan. 15, 2008, citing $180 million in potential debt from plaintiffs in civil suits filed against him.
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Second Civil Lawsuit By Duke Lacrosse Players
Federal lawsuit filed Dec. 18, 2007, in Greensboro by Ryan McFadyen, Matthew Wilson and Breck Wilson.
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James Cooney Letter to U.S. Attorney
A letter from Charlotte defense attorney James Cooney III sent to acting U.S. Deputy Attorney General Craig S. Morford urging that the federal government assist the North Carolina Attorney General's office in a criminal probe of those who handled the Duke lacrosse case.
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Duke Lacrosse Players' Lawsuit
Duke lacrosse players Reade Seligmann, Collin Finnerty and David Evans filed a lawsuit against Durham over their arrest on rape and kidnapping charges.
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Nifong Disbarment Order
The North Carolina State Bar disbarred Durham County District Attorney Mike Nifong over his handling of the Duke lacrosse sexual assault case.
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Benjamin Himan Deposition
May 8 deposition of Durham Police Investigator Benjamin Himan, the lead investigator of the Duke lacrosse case.
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Brian Meehan Deposition
May 22 deposition of Dr. Brian Meehan, the director DNA Security Inc., a private laboratory hired to test DNA evidence in the Duke lacrosse case.
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Mike Nifong Deposition (Part 1 of 2)
May 17 deposition of Durham County District Attorney Mike Nifong about his prosecution of the Duke lacrosse case. (Part 1 of 2)
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Mike Nifong Deposition (Part 2 of 2)
May 17 deposition of Durham County District Attorney Mike Nifong about his prosecution of the Duke lacrosse case. (Part 2 of 2)
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Councilman Eugene Brown's Duke Lacrosse Case Questions
Councilman Eugene Brown's Duke Lacrosse Case Questions
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Nifong Reaction to Dismissed Duke Lacrosse Charges
Nifong Reaction to Dismissed Duke Lacrosse Charges
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Motion to Compel Discovery (Feb. 27)
Defense attorneys have filed a new motion in the Duke lacrosse case.
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Dec. 29, 2005: Notice of Intent to Present Expert Testimony
Defense attorneys in the Duke Lacrosse case filed a motion, stating that they want to use a witness called by the prosecution as their own.

