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Jim Morrill

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Retired political reporter for the Charlotte Observer. Proud dad of two boys. Francophile. Peace Corps-Togo. Ex-runner. #Cubs fan.
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What the Duke Lacrosse Case Says About Roy Cooper

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By Jim Morrill
| Indy Week Verified
On a rainy afternoon in April 2007, satellite trucks lined up outside Raleigh’s 19,000-seat RBC Center. Inside, scores of reporters from around the country, including CBS Evening News anchor Katie Couric, settled into a makeshift press room. They trained their cameras on a wooden lectern bearing the seal of the N.C. Department of Justice. A few miles away in a downtown hotel, three Duke University athletes huddled with their families, attorneys, and supporters, eyes glued to a TV.
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By Jim Morrill
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What the Duke Lacrosse Case Says About Roy Cooper

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By Jim Morrill
| The Assembly Verified
On a rainy afternoon in April 2007, satellite trucks lined up outside Raleigh’s 19,000-seat RBC Center. Inside, scores of reporters from around the country, including CBS Evening News anchor Katie Couric, settled into a makeshift press room. They trained their cameras on a wooden lectern bearing the seal of the N.C. Department of Justice. A few miles away in a downtown hotel, three Duke University athletes huddled with their families, attorneys, and supporters, eyes glued to a TV.
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