Edward Fitzgerald

Lead defense counsel Edward Fitzgerald's closing argument, which began Monday, sought to poke holes in the prosecution's claim that Ms. Kissel lied and demonstrated selective memory about the events surrounding the night she killed her husband, Robert Kissel.

Kissel Defense Finishes Closing Arguments Allison Morrow 2011

Kissel's lawyer, Edward Fitzgerald, asked the judge to recommend compassion for Kissel when a review board evaluates her sentence.

Hong Kong jury convicts American in 'milkshake murder' 2011

In a brief cross examination before the court adjourned, defense council Edward Fitzgerald appeared to suggest Ms. Kissel's mood swings might be related to depression, citing Ms. Macaraeg's previous testimony that Ms. Kissel's mood seemed to worsen in 2003.

Testimony of Cover-Up in Hong Kong Murder Retrial Allison Morrow 2011

In cross-examination of Mr. Noh, defense council Edward Fitzgerald sought to show that although the two men were close — traveling together often for work overseas — Mr. Kissel was also quite secretive and potentially concealing some inner conflict.

Kissel Defense Targets Victim Conduct Allison Morrow 2011

In addition to iron accrual, lower-than-normal levels of zinc have been found in patients with Alzheimer's and Parkinson's disease, according to work by George Brewer , an emeritus professor at the University of Michigan, and Edward Fitzgerald at the University at Albany-SUNY, published last year in the American Journal of Alzheimer's Disease and Other Dementias.

A New Target in Fighting Brain Disease: Metals Shirley S. Wang 2012

A psychiatrist and psychologists will testify that Ms. Kissel was suffering from mental illness that runs in her family and that she exhibited behavior similar to post-traumatic stress disorder, lead defense lawyer Edward Fitzgerald said in his opening statement.

Nancy Kissel Concludes Testimony Allison Morrow 2011

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Later Articles and Reviews W.B. Yeats 2000

Mrs. Todner was tenacious on Gary's behalf and hired leading human rights solicitor Edward Fitzgerald.

Denis Campbell: The Curious Incident of a US Extradition in the Night-Time 2009

George Bush's favorite Quatrains from The Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam, as read to him by his dog Barney when he's in low spirits (with apologies to Omar Khayyam and Edward Fitzgerald):

Hooman Majd: George's Rubaiyat 2008

To his left, Hamza's longstanding lawyer, the vibrant Mudassar Arani sits silently, her long black headscarf sweeping halfway down her back, a row behind Hamza's head defense lawyer for this case, Edward Fitzgerald.

'Bleed the Enemy' 2007