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JACK RICE, RICE LAW OFFICE

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Criminal Defense Attorney, Former CIA Officer, Media Analyst and Public Speaker 

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, Al Jazeera, CNN, and other networks across the country.  He is also a member of the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers and the Minnesota Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers. 

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[Criminal Justice Institute Appearance] August 23-25: Talk on Law and Terrorism

DateFriday, July 30, 2010 at 8:41AM | CommentPost a Comment |

I will be speaking at the Criminal Justice Institute on August 24th at 2:30 p.m. c.t in St. Paul, MN. I will focus on the unintended consequences of war including soldier PTSD, a fractured Constitution and instability right here at home. This group is extremely diverse politically and professionally as there will be a lot a Federal and State government workers as well as criminal defense attorneys prosecutors and academics.  It should be interesting.

 

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