Cumberland School of Law

I'd known him.

But when I was in law school, a second-year law student, uh, at Cumberland School of Law in Birmingham, which you know well, um, I...

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The first of those church bombing cases was tried, and this was in 1977, you know, 14 years after the fact.

And then we'll, um, after we hear from Mr. Becraft and Mr. Mitchell, we'll then have time to respond to as many of those questions as we can.

Larry Becraft, our next speaker, graduated in 1972 from Stanford University in Birmingham, Alabama, cum laude, graduated in 1975 from Cumberland School of Law.

In 1975, he was admitted to practice in Alabama, and he has been admitted to the, to practice and argue before the U.S. Supreme Court and all federal appellate courts, except the First and DC Circuits.

He has represented lead defendant Franklin Sanders in the longest tax trial in American history, involving some 26 defendants, and all defendants were acquitted.