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Patrick McLain

Dallas
As seen in: Bloomberg Law, JD Supra, Mondaq, Bloomberg Tax
Covers:  Military law, military news, criminal law news, federal criminal legislation, Texas state legislation on criminal laws, relevant cases in the media.
Doesn't Cover: I do not cover veteran law.
Military Defense Lawyer & Criminal Defense Attorney | Former JAG

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Patrick J. McLain is a military lawyer and criminal defense attorney representing civilians, former, and current members of the military around the globe. McLain is a retired Marine Corps military judge (JAG) who has been practicing criminal defense law privately for over two decades.

Patrick founded two law practices: one focuses on military law and the other on federal criminal defense. His offices are in Dallas, Texas and San Diego, California.

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Patrick McLain comments on Fort Hood/Hasan hearing (FOX news Dallas, 10/12/10): Call (214) 416-9100 now to sc…

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U.S. Supreme Court Invalidates the President’s IEEPA Tariffs in Learning Resources, Inc. v. Trump | JD Supra

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By Patrick McLain, Stephen Orava
| JD Supra
In a 6-3 ruling with significant implications for U.S. trade policy, the U.S. Supreme Court held that the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (“IEEPA”) does not authorize the President to impose tariffs. The President subsequently announced a new tariff regime based on alternative authorities to replace the IEEPA tariffs.
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‘Diddy’ Trial Shows Hardship of Building a Defense While in Jail Original

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By Patrick McLain
| Bloomberg Tax Verified
The federal criminal trial of billionaire music mogul Sean Combs—which ended with a July 2 verdict finding Combs not guilty of the top charges—was much more than a spectacle of sordid sex, drug abuse, and violence. We saw how our government can impede an accused person’s right to effective counsel, and how those with wealth or notoriety get some special attention and care.
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Commerce Department Overhauls Trade Enforcement Regulations

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By Jeffrey I. Kessler, David Ross, Patrick McLain, Stephanie Hartmann
| Mondaq
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