The longtime civil rights lawyer with the Denver firm of Killmer, Lane & Newman, says he will return to the Court — if not in connection with the case he lost June 4, Reichle v. Howards , then in another controversial case of his. The most likely candidate is the continuing appeal by University of Colorado professor forced out of his job after making comments about 9/11 victims.
June 21, 2012 at 12:00 AM
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The Supreme Court is pretty much done with lawyer David Lane, but Lane is not done with the Supreme Court.
Lane, a longtime civil rights lawyer with the Denver firm of Killmer, Lane & Newman, says he will return to the Court if not in connection with the case he lost June 4, Reichle v. Howards, then in another controversial case of his. Lane’s top candidate: the continuing appeal by fired professor Ward Churchill to be reinstated to the faculty of the University of Colorado.
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