In a highly publicized case, Joseph Low acquired a dismissal of murder charges against a Camp Pendleton Marine accused of shooting an unarmed Iraqi in the heat of battle in Fallujah. The defendant, Marine Sergeant Jermaine Nelson, was involved in one of the most vicious battles of the Iraq war. Murder charges were dropped against three Camp Pendleton Marines. Sgt. Jermaine Nelson agreed to plead guilty to dereliction of duty. In exchange, he received an honorable discharge.
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See All Injury CasesIn a highly publicized case, Joseph Low acquired a dismissal of murder charges against a Camp Pendleton Marine accused of shooting an unarmed Iraqi in the heat of battle in Fallujah. The defendant, Marine Sergeant Jermaine Nelson, was involved in one of the most vicious battles of the Iraq war. Murder charges were dropped against three Camp Pendleton Marines. Sgt. Jermaine Nelson agreed to plead guilty to dereliction of duty. In exchange, he received an honorable discharge.
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Gerry Spence, the celebrated Wyoming trial lawyer renowned for his bold courtroom presence and trademark fringe jacket, has passed away at 96. He rose to national prominence with the Karen Silkwood case, securing a multimillion-dollar verdict that inspired the Oscar-nominated film Silkwood. Over his career, Spence defended figures such as Imelda Marcos and Randy Weaver, founded the Trial Lawyers College, and authored numerous bestselling books. Remembered as both a fierce advocate and an inspiring mentor, Spence leaves behind a lasting legacy in American trial law.
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Gerry Spence, the legendary Wyoming trial lawyer celebrated for his trademark fringe jacket and historic courtroom victories, has passed away at 96. Gaining national prominence in the Karen Silkwood plutonium case, Spence went on to defend figures such as Imelda Marcos and Randy Weaver while building a reputation as a fierce champion of ordinary people. A prolific author, speaker, and founder of the Trial Lawyers College, Spence leaves behind a legacy that shaped American trial law for decades.
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Gerry Spence, the renowned Wyoming attorney known for his trademark fringe jacket and high-profile courtroom wins, has passed away at 96. Celebrated for his role in the landmark Karen Silkwood case and his defense of figures such as Imelda Marcos and Randy Weaver, Spence built a career championing ordinary people against powerful institutions. He also founded the Trial Lawyers College and authored several bestsellers, leaving an enduring influence on the legal profession.
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Well-known Wyoming trial lawyer Gerry Spence has died at age 96