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Temple Law Professor and the Mary Jane Fonder case

By Temple University School of Law

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Edward Ohlbaum, a Temple University law professor and director of the law school's Trial Advocacy and Clinical Legal Education department, was interviewed in the October 20th issue of the Morning Call. He spoke with Robert Orenstein about the Mary Jane Fonder case.

Ms. Fonder is charged with first-degree murder and possession of a weapon in the Jan. 23 shooting death of Rhonda Smith in Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church, Springfield. Police said Fonder was jealous because Smith, who was 42 and lived in Hellertown, received attention from church pastor the Rev. Gregory Shreaves, but they noted that Smith and Shreaves did not have a relationship.

Full post as published by Trial Advocacy Blog on October 28, 2008 (boomark / email).

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