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State of Things
12:15 pm
Fri August 26, 2011
Instruments of Justice
How many lawyers does it take to make good music? Well, if you’re talking about the North Carolina band Instruments of Justice, the answer is a lot. They’re the house band for the law firm Poyner Spruill LLP, and they’re up to 13 members – enough to make up their own jury with an alternate. Host Frank Stasio gets treated to an in-studio performance and talks to the band about life as music-making attorneys.
- Host Frank Stasio gets treated to an in-studio performance and talks to the band about life as music-making attorneys.