By: Edward Martinovich, Attorney at Law and Ariella Rosenberg
In 1986, a defendant was convicted of four counts of first-degree sexual offense and ordered to serve two life sentences. In 2001, after…
By: Edward Martinovich, Attorney at Law and Ariella Rosenberg
In 1986, a defendant was convicted of four counts of first-degree sexual offense and ordered to serve two life sentences. In 2001, after…
By: Tony Partipilo, Attorney at Law and Ariella Rosenberg
In 2002, David Ballard of Texas was sentenced to life in prison for his habitual failure to register with authorities as a…
By: Donna Ortlieb, Esq. and Natalie Banach
It seems like such a simple decision at first.
You look around and all the other store clerks are busy with other customers, no one…
By: Ed Martinovich Esq. & Dan Rhoads
The Gentle Don, Alphonse Frank Tieri, ascended through the ranks of the Genovese crime family by being both an effective gangster and an elusive criminal…
In 2000, 66-year-old Betty Jean Smith checked some luggage at Portland International Airport and boarded an Alaska Airlines flight to Anchorage. When a baggage…
By Vince Imhoff, Esq., and Dan Rhoads
Despite its name, the crime of terrorist threats does not necessarily implicate al Qaeda or other terrorist organizations for their inflammatory speech or their attempts…
By: Edward Martinovich, Esq. and Ariella Rosenberg
Convicted sex offenders in Binghamton, New York could risk re-arrest if they pull off the highway to a gas station or stop for a…