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Criminal Attorney News

Archive for September, 2005

Property Crimes: Even Petty Crimes Can Lead to a Lifetime of Regret

September 23rd, 2005

By: Tony Partipilo, Attorney at Law and Helen Kim

Petty theft

“Theft” is committed by stealing anything of value. The value of the property relates to the classification of the crime and…


Robbery and Theft: Consequences & Defenses

September 23rd, 2005

By: Tony Partipilo, Attorney at Law and Natalie Banach

Robbery Overview

Robbery is the act of depriving someone of their personal property while in their presence through the use of force or…


Crack Cocaine and Powder Cocaine: Should the law treat them differently?

September 12th, 2005

By: Edward Martinovich, Attorney at Law and Helen O. Kim

Crack Cocaine

Crack cocaine (hereinafter referred to as crack) is the concentrated form of powdered cocaine, manufactured to be smoked through a…


Criminal DUI/DWI Cases and the Uncivil Law of Vehicle Forfeitures

September 12th, 2005

By: Edward Marinovich, Attorney at Law and Ariella Rosenberg

Clarence Walters of New York City had never been arrested for any offense until his car was seized on March 15,…


The Crime of Drug Possession: Its Not What You Think It Is

September 2nd, 2005

By: Edward Martinovich, Attorney at Law, and Helen Kim

The government engineered a drug bust where Defendant Kitchen was scheduled to purchase two kilograms of cocaine from federal agents. Kitchen got into…