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August 05, 2021 at 05:05 PM
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In late July, the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers named West Palm Beach criminal defense attorney Nellie L. King president-elect of the 9,500-member professional association.
King was formerly first vice president of the association and will be sworn in as president in August 2022.
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National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers President-elect Nellie L. King. Courtesy photo
