by sw » Thu Oct 15, 2009 3:23 pm
James Martin Davis: Lawyer who was very proud of the Grand Jury findings of the Carefully Crafted Hoax. Notice from his bio that he worked for the Secret Service from 70-73.
James Martin Davis
Private Practice Lawyer
Email: click here to contact
Practice Areas
Federal and State Criminal Law; Civil Litigation; Personal Injury Law; Negligence; Medical Malpractice; Wrongful Death
Admitted 1975, Nebraska and U.S. District Court, District of Nebraska; 1976, Indiana and U.S. Court of Appeals, Eighth Circuit; 1982, U.S. Tax Court; 1983, U.S. Supreme Court; 1989, Colorado and U.S. Claims Court; 1992, U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit; 1997, U.S. Court of Appeals, Tenth Circuit
Law School Indiana University School of Law - Indianapolis, IN, J.D.
Member Nebraska State (Member, House of Delegates), Indiana State, Colorado and American (Member, Section on Criminal Justice) Bar Associations; Nebraska Trial Lawyers Association; The Association of Trial Lawyers of America; National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers; Nebraska Criminal Defense Attorneys Association (Past President).
Biography Phi Alpha Theta; Delta Theta Phi. Author: "Raids: A Guide to Planning, Coordinating and Executing Searches and Arrests," Charles Thomas Publishers, 1982; "Impeachment By Prior Inconsistent Statements," Trial Magazine, March, 1989; "Self-Control: The Forgotten Rule of Cross-Examination," Trial Magazine, October, 1989; "Preparing Witnesses for Cross-Examination," Trial Magazine, June, 1990. Commissioner, Nebraska Accountability and Disclosure Commission, 1977-1982. Special Agent, U.S. Secret Service, 1970-1973. Attorney-in-Charge, Organized Crime and Anti-Corruption Strike Force, Indianapolis, Marion County, Indiana, 1975-1976. Democratic Candidate for U.S. Congress (1996).
Born Omaha, Nebraska, November 30, 1945
Military 2nd Lt., U.S. Army, 1968-1970; Member, National Order of Battlefield Commissions
Languages Spanish
ISLN 907990367
Here is a quote around the time the Hoax ruling came out:
Omaha attorney J. William Gallup said he thinks the grand jury's report will be generally accepted. "The grand jurors were total strangers to this. . . . I don't think intelligent people will have any problem with this report. Some people will always have questions."
Attorney James Martin Davis, who earlier said, "Omaha's going to be the first city in history to gossip itself to death," said Tuesday he believes the thoroughness of the report, including the many names included in it, will satisfy most people.
Davis added: "The forest fire is now out, but we still have embers that remain smoldering."