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Police Officers Charged with Murder

December 13, 2021
Pate, Johnson & Church has been helping clients with matters involving police brutality or excessive force for over 25 years.  At times, the media will contact Attorney Page Pate for comments about our clients’ cases. When in the best interest of our clients, Page will speak with the media so that our clients’ side of […]

Closing Arguments in McMichael/Bryan Trial

December 13, 2021
Attorney Page Pate has been representing clients charged in serious criminal cases for over 25 years. He is frequently interviewed by a number of media outlets, particularly regarding the case involving the murder Ahmaud Arbery in Glynn County, Georgia.  Page has been closely following this case, and The Washington Post contacted him to discuss the […]

Verdict Reached in McMichael/Bryan Trial

December 13, 2021
Attorney Page Pate, a criminal defense attorney and legal analyst, has closely followed the Ahmaud Arbery murder case and trial of the three men charged in Mr. Arbery’s death over the past year and a half. He has been interviewed by many media outlets about the various stages of the case and the trial. As […]

Waiting on Verdict in McMichael/Bryan Trial

December 13, 2021
Attorney Page Pate, who has been a criminal defense attorney for over 25 years, frequently serves as a legal analyst to several media outlets. When high profile cases or important legal issues appear in the news, the media will contact Page for his opinions and analysis. Of particular interest for the past year and half, […]

Defendant Testifies in Arbery Case

November 22, 2021
Attorney Page Pate, a criminal defense attorney who is also recognized as a legal analyst, continues to follow the trial of the 3 men accused of murdering Ahmaud Arbery in Brunswick, Georgia in 2020. Page has been contacted by numerous media outlets to discuss the case and the trial, which is taking place in Glynn […]

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