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May 14, 2007

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Mike: I am a member of the NDAA and I have received training at the National Advocacy Center. The NDAA stresses and teaches ethical prosecution to its members. I have not encountered any actions by the NDAA that have caused me to questions its integrity. If there is a problem with the NDAA, it is that not enough prosecutors belong to it.

JR, Maybe you could address Mike's concerns. On its face, it seems that the NDAA is being quite hypocritical and applauding egregious conduct. But, maybe he is misunderstanding it. Your comment was nothing more then self-serving cheerleading, and you need to provide specifics in order to convince people that the NDAA is not up to no good.

S.cotus: Breathe. Relax. I am a long-time reader of this blog and I was just having a conversation with Mike. It was not my intention to engage in some sort of a debate. I was just sharing my personal experience. Take it for what it's worth. Not all comments have to be big-fancy-cerebral arguments. Life is too short for that.

JR is exactly the type of person I want prosecuting people - measured and reasonable. Let's just hope power does not corrupt him. ;-)

Okay, so can you provide me with a coherent line of reasoning that differentiates Nifong from Kalina, and can you tell me whether the NDAA has adopted this reasoning.

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