Gentile v. State Bar of Nevada : 501 U.S. 1030 (1991) / produced by Thomas Metzloff, Sarah Wood, Robert Walker.
2009
DVD 305:15 (Mapit)
Available at Reserve Collection
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Title
Gentile v. State Bar of Nevada : 501 U.S. 1030 (1991) / produced by Thomas Metzloff, Sarah Wood, Robert Walker.
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Imprint
Durham, NC : Voices of American Law Video Project, Duke University School of Law, [2009]
Copyright
©2009
Description
1 videodisc : sound, color ; 4 3/4 in.
Series
Voices of American law (Series)
Formatted Contents Note
Case video
Party narratives
Trailer.
Party narratives
Trailer.
Summary
"Criminal defense attorney Dominic Gentile was retained to represent a Las Vegas businessman indicted for stealing cocaine and money from a Las Vegas police sting operation. On the day of his client's indictment, Gentile decided to hold a press conference to proclaim his client's innocence and blame the police for the theft. The State Bar of Nevada filed a disciplinary action against Gentile for his comments, which resulted in a reprimand. The case ultimately reached the Supreme Court and became a landmark First Amendment case on lawyer speech. The story is told through interviews with Gentile (including excerpts from the actual press conference) and his attorney Michael Tigar; the Chair of the Disciplinary Committee Dennis Kennedy and the State Bar's attorney Robert Klonoff; and Las Vegas reporter Al Tobin and Ed Koch, who covered the underlying crime."
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DVD.
Location
LOA
Call Number
DVD 305:15
Language
English
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