Stephanie Beck
News Producer at WRAL-TV (Raleigh, NC)
News Producer at WRAL by day; dancer, freelancer, arts lover by night. Retweets are not endorsements, just interesting. Thoughts are my own
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1 month ago |
wral.com | Mark Bergin |Stephanie Beck |Gerald Owens |Mike Maze
From interviews with presidents and governors to coverage of hurricanes on our coast and the Carolina Hurricanes’ run for the Stanley Cup in 2006, WRAL News anchor Debra Morgan's mpireporting has set just the right tone through major breaking news, severe weather, traumatic events and the celebrations and successes of the people of North Carolina and beyond. Morgan said she’s known what she’s wanted to do in life since she was in 10th grade and started writing for her high school newspaper.
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Feb 4, 2025 |
abovethelaw.com | Olga V. Mack |George Egford |Kris Satkunas |Stephanie Beck
When most product teams hear the word “regulations,” they don’t exactly cheer. For many, it feels like a mountain of red tape standing between them and a successful launch. But I see regulations differently — not as roadblocks, but as opportunities. Early in my career, I realized that compliance wasn’t just about avoiding fines; it could be a powerful tool to build trust, drive innovation, and set products apart.
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Feb 4, 2025 |
abovethelaw.com | Kathryn Rubino |George Egford |Kris Satkunas |Stephanie Beck
Former Locke Lord partner, Mark Scott, was convicted in 2019 on federal conspiracy to commit bank fraud and conspiracy to launder money charges. Last year, Scott was sentenced to 10 years in prison for his role in the $400 million cryptocurrency scheme and was ordered to turn over $392 million in assets. As with most convictions, Scott appealed. Yesterday, an appeals court upheld Scott’s conviction and sentence, rejecting Scott’s claims that he was unaware of the nature of the OneCoin fraud.
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Feb 4, 2025 |
abovethelaw.com | Chris Williams |Kris Satkunas |Stephanie Beck
What do you do when the facts and the law aren’t on your side? Throw money at the problem! Tenured law school professor Ken Levy of Louisiana State University was suspended from teaching his students because of comments he made about state governor Jeff Landry and President Donald Trump. Campus free speech advocates immediately hounded the school for penalizing Prof. Levy (as they should have). A judge also sided with Levy, ordering the school to let him return to teaching.
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Feb 3, 2025 |
abovethelaw.com | Kathryn Rubino |Kris Satkunas |Stephanie Beck
If I had to rank motions I dislike the most, Rule 12, that motion to strike has got to be up there. And I would say, scandalous or impertinent matters in your pleadings are really the standard. We shouldn’t be striking a class action complaint at this stage, with no discovery and without determining whether the viability of the class action can develop. — At the recent Miami Law Class Action & Complex Litigation Forum, Judge Rodolfo A.
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