The federal judge presiding over the racketeering trial of reputed mafia boss Joseph Ligambi and his six codefendants replaced a juror for the second time, in one week, during jury...
read moreThe Second Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that the middle finger does not give rise to a reasonable suspicion to initiate a traffic stop. In Swartz v. Insogna, No. 11-2846 (2d Cir....
read moreMost criminal defense lawyers at any level of experience would advise their clients to refrain from making a direct statement to a law enforcement officer prior to consulting with counsel. ...
read moreThe Third Circuit has thrown out the false-statement-to-authorities conviction of a former Philadelphia police inspector who had waived his appellate rights as part of a plea deal. The 35-page...
read moreIt is probably fair to assume that withdrawing from a criminal conspiracy is no small task. For someone charged for crimes committed after they withdrew from a conspiracy, however, the burden...
read moreWhen it comes to certifying interlocutory appeals, if the government says it is so, then it must be so. At least that it is the conclusion reached by the Second Circuit in a Per...
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