The latest twist in the Duke University lacrosse case concerns the players' media strategy, with Duke officials trying to shut down a Web site about the case. Lawyers for the university said the Web site, as well as a press conference and media alerts sent by the players' legal team, violate rules of the North Carolina Professional Conduct and have a likelihood of prejudicing proceedings.
April 14, 2008 at 12:00 AM
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The latest twist in the Duke University lacrosse case concerns the players’ media strategy, with Duke officials trying to shut down a Web site about the case.
Lawyers for Duke University, the city of Durham, N.C., and the Duke University Health System have objected in federal court to the Web site run by the players’ legal and communications team, www.dukelawsuit.com.
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