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: Puerto Rico Association of Criminal Defense LawyersPRACDL Honors Jorge L. Arroyo Alejandro
By Tom Lincoln
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This past Wednesday PRACDL held a very special activity to honor colleague Jorge L. Arroyo Alejandro for his "dedication, professionalism and continued contribution to the defense bar," as well as his enormous dedication to PRACDL, having been our longest serving President.
As invited speakers we had Chief Judge José A. Fusté, District of Puerto Rico, and Francisco Rebollo and Juan R. Acevedo-Cruz, both PRACDL members and, more importantly, good friends of Jorge, as well as PRACDL Vice President Linda Backiel, whose brief but moving comments almost brought tears to my eyes. It should be noted that it was Linda who first proposed this activity to PRACDL's Board, a proposal that was unanimously approved. Jorge's remarks were also very moving...continue to full postFull post as published by Puerto Rico Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers on April 02, 2007 (boomark / email).
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