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Minnesota Criminal Defense Attorney

Jack Rice practices exclusively in the areas of criminal defense and DWI/DUI defense.  He is unique across the entire state of Minnesota and the U.S. as the only criminal defense attorney who is also a former Central Intelligence Agency Officer as well as a former prosecuting attorney. Jack's extensive experience, aggressiveness and passion speak for themselves and he is most proud of his reputation as a fighter for the rights of his clients. He has a national reputation and can be seen frequently on MSNBC, CNN, and other networks across the country.   

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Jan102010

[Podcast] Air America: Jobs Where it is Okay to Screw Up

DateSunday, January 10, 2010 at 2:09PM CommentPost a Comment | |

Chaos erupted at Newark Liberty International Airport after a man got through security unchecked because he walked through the exit line. Jack Rice knows that there are certain jobs where it is okay to slack off (e.g. McDonald's burger jockey) but the guy who watches the exit line does not have one of those jobs! Certain positions require a bit more concentration and responsibility.

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