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Publications | 2007

The Lamar Owens Case: How Digital Evidence Contributed to an Acquittal in an Explosive Rape Case

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Brian M. Heberlig

Overview

In December 2007, Steptoe partner Brian Heberlig wrote an article titled “The Lamar Owens Case: How Digital Evidence Contributed to an Acquittal in an Explosive Rape Case” for The Computer & Internet Lawyer.

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Brian Heberlig
Brian M. Heberlig
Brian Heberlig is a first-chair white-collar criminal defense lawyer with more than 25 years of jury trial experience in complex, high-profile criminal cases nationwide. Brian is a Fellow of the...

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White-Collar Defense, Independent & Internal Investigations, Securities Enforcement, Anti-Corruption/FCPA

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