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The Human Side Of Law: Joseph Dedvukaj's Empathetic Jurisprudence

Joseph Dedvukaj
In an era where legal representation sometimes feels clinical, Joseph Dedvukaj's unwavering dedication to empathy and justice serves as a beacon, reminding us that the law isn't just about statutes and verdicts; it's about the individuals — their stories, struggles and yearning for fairness and compassion.
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Amanda Knox

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Archbishop-Elect Salvatore Cordileone Apologizes for DUI Arrest

Rev. Salvatore Cordileone, the archbishop-elect of San Francisco, issued an apology on Monday for his recent arrest on suspicion of driving under the influence. Cordileone, 56, who was arrested at a DUI checkpoint near San Diego State University in the early hours of Saturday morning, called his actions an "error in judgment," and said he feels "shame for the disgrace I have brought upon the Church and myself."
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