Court reporting — live updates via Twitter
Filing briefs live from the courtroom during a murder trial:

Where: Kansas.com (The Wichita Eagle)
When: Right now
URL: http://www.kansas.com/chelseabrooks/
Backstory: ABA Journal
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Filing briefs live from the courtroom during a murder trial:

Where: Kansas.com (The Wichita Eagle)
When: Right now
URL: http://www.kansas.com/chelseabrooks/
Backstory: ABA Journal
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