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RECENT NEWS I am grateful to the Woodlawn Community Service Corporation of Chicago for inviting me
to give a lecture on constitutional rights at the organization's Annual Law Day at Chicago's Third District
Police Headquarters on May 1, 2010. During the month of April 2010 I had the opportunity to serve as a moot court judge
in connection with a moot court competition at Northwestern University Law School. I was impressed with
the first year law students. My grandfather, Zedrick Braden, Sr., graduated from Northwestern Law School in 1925 and
I have great respect for the school. I am presently involved in litigation
before the Chancery Court at the Daley Center. I represent citizens of a Chicago suburb who charge that
a politician there is improperly holding two elected offices which are incompatible. Fox News Chicago Reporter, Darlene
Hill, interviewed me on April 21, 2009 for the 9 p.m. news concerning this matter. I was also interviewed by reporters
from WGN Chicago and the Chicago Sun Times at the Daley Center Courthouse. I
am attempting to settle a case for a client who claims that he was a victim of negligent emotional distress. We
are confident that the outcome of this case will assist others who have suffered as a result of negligent emotional
distress. It has come to my attention that video taping of police traffic stops
is a requirement in some Chicago suburbs. This protects the citizen as well as the police officer.
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Contracts, Criminal Defense, Divorce, Real Estate The categories of cases listed above have one very important thing in common. A person's rights are involved,
and since 1925 my family has been in the business of protecting the rights of others. It is a mission that
we must continue to pursue. Rights worth having are rights worth protecting.
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