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: Puerto Rico Association of Criminal Defense LawyersPRACDL Upcoming Assembly
By Tom Lincoln
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To all criminal defense practitioners before the U. S. District Courts
for the Districts of Puerto Rico and the USVI, be on the lookout for
announcements on the next PRACDL General Assembly at which the new
Board of Directors will be elected. If you are already a member, you
will receive notice shortly of new membership benefits which we can
assure you will seem extremely attractive.
Be ready for the new offerings, they will be exciting and worthwhile. It will be a treat with no tricks. Stay alert and awake.
In the event you are not currently a PRACDL member and want to assure you receive notice of these offerings, send PRACDL an e-mail requesting notice of membership information and to be included in our mailing list.
- Frank InserniFull post as published by Puerto Rico Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers on October 17, 2004 (boomark / email).
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