DOJ is Facing Tough Task in Ferguson Probe

Foley Attorneys Lisa Noller and Daniel Werly co-wrote an article in the National Law Journal, “DOJ is Facing Tough Task in Ferguson Probe,” which appeared on October 20, 2014. The article discusses the U.S. Department of Justice investigation surrounding the Ferguson, Mo., police department and what steps the DOJ Civil Rights Division may take in its investigation.

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Lisa M. Noller

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