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United States of America v. Ward Wesley Wright
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Cincinnati, Ohio - Criminal defense lawyer represented defendant with murder for hire and conspiring to distribute cocaine charges. He now seeks compassionate release based on his deteriorating health and the COVID-19 pandemic
Ward Wright was a member of a motorcycle gang in Michigan. He began distributing
cocaine ... More... $0 (09-27-2021 - OH)
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United States of America v. Daniel Gissantaner
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Cincinnati, Ohio - Criminal defense lawyer represented defendant with the reliability of a form of DNA-sorting evidence claim
Daniel Gissantaner became embroiled in an argument with his neighbors. One neighbor
called 911, telling the dispatcher that Gissantaner, a convicted felon, had a gun. The police
responde... More... $0 (09-27-2021 - OH)
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United States of America v. Kenneth Kimball
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Cincinnati, Ohio - Criminal defense lawyer represented defendant with multiple drug-trafficking, weapons, and money-laundering offenses, as well as soliciting murder, witness tampering, and obstruction of
justice charges.
In 2004, Kimball was convicted by a jury of multiple drug-trafficking, weapons, and
money-... More... $0 (09-25-2021 - OH)
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IN RE: JAMES HANNA
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Cincinnati, Ohio - Criminal defense lawyer represented defendant with direct appeal and state postconviction remedies for a death sentence.
Hanna was convicted of aggravated murder and sentenced to death. He exhausted directappeal and state postconviction remedies, then filed a federal habeas corpus petition, which... More... $0 (09-25-2021 - OH)
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United States of America v. JOSH SMALL (20-5117); JONI AMBER JOHNSON
(20-5120)
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Cincinnati, Ohio - Criminal defense lawyer represented defendants with aiding and abetting a kidnapping and conspiracy to commit kidnapping charges.
In 2018, Small and Johnson were indicted for aiding and abetting a kidnapping and
conspiracy to commit kidnapping in violation of 18 U.S.C. §§ 1201(a)(1), (c). At tri... More... $0 (09-25-2021 - OH)
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State of Michigan v. Antrone Tywone Wilson
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Flint, MI: Criminal defense lawyer represented defendant charged with with first-degree premediated murder, carrying a conceal weapon and felony possession of a firearm.
Antrone Tywone Wilson, age 22, was charged with first degree premeditated murder, carrying a concealed weapon and felony firearm related to the shooting death of Antoinne Murphy, Jr., age 25.
Murphy was found dea... More... $0 (09-24-2021 - MI)
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State of Tennessee v. Kenneth Hudspeth
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Clarksville, TN: Criminal defense lawyer represented defendant charged with first-degree murder, second-degree murder, and two counts of aggravated rape.
Kenneth Hudspeth, age 50, was charged with first and second degree murder for killing Crista Bramlett, age 23, in 1996.
DNA analysis was used to identify the Defendant.... More... $0 (09-24-2021 - Tn)
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United States of America v. Don Smith and Samuel Sherman
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Little Rock, AR: Criminal defense lawyers represented defendants charged with conspiracy that resulted in the murder of a federal informant.
Don Smith, 38, of Malvern, Arkansas, and Samuel Sherman, 38, of Batesville, Arkansas, were charged with conspiracy to cause witness tampering resulting in death. Smith was also charged with witness tampering resulting in death, conspiracy to distrib... More... $0 (09-24-2021 - AR)
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United States of America v. JOSH SMALL (20-5117); JONI AMBER JOHNSON
(20-5120),
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Cincinnati, Ohio - Criminal defense lawyer represented defendants with for aiding and abetting a kidnapping and conspiracy to commit kidnapping charges.
In 2018, Small and Johnson were indicted for aiding and abetting a kidnapping and
conspiracy to commit kidnapping in violation of 18 U.S.C. §§ 1201(a)(1), (c). At... More... $0 (09-24-2021 - OH)
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United States of America v. William Milliron
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Cincinnati, Ohio - Criminal defense lawyer represented defendant with using a deadly or dangerous weapon to forcibly assault, resist, oppose, impede, intimidate, and interfere with federal officers performing their official duties; receipt or possession of a firearm; carrying and using a firearm; possession of equipment or products which may be used to manufa... More... $0 (09-24-2021 - OH)
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United States of America v. Clifton Mosley
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Baltimore, MD: Criminal defense lawyer represented defendant charged with conspiracy to murder a witness and wi... More... $0 (09-23-2021 - MD)
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State of Maine v. Gage Dalphonse
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Augusta, ME: Criminal defense lawyer represented defendant charged with murder for shooting and killing a man in a Walmart parking lot during a personal dispute.
Gage Dalphonse, age 23, shot Jean Fournier, age 41, twice in the back on July 27, 2019 in a Walmart parking lot on Mount Auburn Avenue in Augusta killing him.
Defendant claimed that he acted in self defense despite the f... More... $0 (09-22-2021 - ME)
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United States of America v. Devon Bryant Blevins
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Tulsa, OK: Criminal defense lawyer represented defendant charged with first-degree murder in Indian Country.
Devon Blevins, a/k/a Osage, age 28, was charged with first degree murder and causing death by using and discharging a firearm during and in relation to crimes of violence for the shooting death of Maurice L. Burgess, age 36.
The Government claimed that Blevins was a member... More... $0 (09-22-2021 - OK)
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United States of America v. Kyle Quentin Sago
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Tulsa, OK: Criminal defense lawyer represented defendant charged with first degree murder in Indian Country.
Kyle Quentin Sago, age 31, was charged with first degree murder to shooting and killing Daniel Morgan.
On July 25, 2020, Officers from the Tulsa Police Department were notified of a shooting that occurred within the Muscogee Nation reservation. A witness, victim Daniel Mor... More... $0 (09-22-2021 - OK)
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United States of America v. Devon Bryant Blevin
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Tulsa, OK: Criminal defense lawyesr represented defendant charged with first-degree murder in Indian Country.
Devon Bryant Blevins, age 28, was charged with first-degree murder in the April 12 shooting death of Maurice L. Burgess, 36.
The government claimed that Blevins shot Burgess to gain admission to the Savage Boys criminal street gang.
18 USC 1151, 1153, 1111, and... More... $0 (09-22-2021 - )
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United States of America v. Jaimian Rashaad Sims
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New Orleans, LA - Criminal defense lawyer represented defendant with sex trafficking a minor and conspiracy to sex traffic a minor charges.
Sims was a Houston-based rap artist (known as “Sauce Lean”) and
pimp who associated with a group who called themselves “The Sauce
Factory” (TSF). TSF members were a... More... $0 (09-21-2021 - LA)
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United States of America v. George Whitehead, Jr.,
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New Orleans, LA - Criminal defense lawyer represented defendant with a possession with intent to distribute more than 50 grams of a mixture and substance containing a detectable amount of cocaine base charge.
George Whitehead, Jr., federal prisoner # 35653-177, is serving life in
prison. His sentence was imposed in ... More... $0 (09-21-2021 - LA)
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United States of America v. Chimene Hamilton Onyeri
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New Orleans, LA - Criminal defense lawyer represented defendant for conspiring to violate the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act (“RICO”) charge.
Onyeri’s criminal activities involved a multitude of misdeeds that
spanned almost half a decade. Pertinent to this appeal is his criminal
miscon... More... $0 (09-20-2021 - LA)
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United States of America v. Julio Cesar Cardenas
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New Orleans, LA - Criminal defense lawyer represented defendant with a charge.
The Government charged Julio Cardenas with various firearms and
controlled-substance offenses. A jury found Cardenas guilty on all charges.
The district court sentenced him to life imprisonment.
Cardenas appealed. We affi... More... $0 (09-20-2021 - LA)
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United States of America v. Ricky Allen Fackrell; Christopher Emory Cramer
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New Orleans, LA - Criminal defense lawyer represented defendants with being sentenced to death for a prison murder charge.
Ricky Allen Fackrell and Christopher Cramer were imprisoned at
USP Beaumont. Both were convicted of the June 2014 prison murder of Leo
Johns. Fackrell was a lieutenant in the Soldiers of Ar... More... $0 (09-20-2021 - LA)
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United States of America v. John T. Earnest
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San Diego, CA: Criminal defense lawyer represented defendant charged with 113 counts of hate crimes.
John T. Earnest, age 22, of Rancho Penasquitos pleaded guilty in federal court today to a 113-count hate crimes indictment, admitting that he set fire to an Escondido mosque and opened fire in a Poway synagogue because he wanted to kill Muslims and Jews. The religiously- and racially-motiv... More... $0 (09-19-2021 - CA)
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United States of America v. SELBOURNE WAITE
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New York, New York - Criminal defense lawyer represented defendant with four counts of using a firearm in furtherance of a crime of violence charges.
A. Offense Conduct
From approximately 1997 to 2007, Waite was a member of the Dekalb
Avenue Crew (the “Crew”), a criminal organization ... More... $0 (09-18-2021 - DC)
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The People v. Robert Durts
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Los Angeles, California criminal defense lawyers represented Defendant, Robert Durst, age 78, who was charged with first-degree murder for killing, Susan Berman, 20 years ago in December 2000. The State alleged that he killed Berman because she was going to tell the police that Durst had killed his wife in 1982.
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State of Texas v. Aaron Caleb Swenson
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New Boston, Texas criminal defense lawyer represented defendant charged with attempted capital murder.
Aaron Caleb Swenson, age 38, a member of the anti-government extremist Boogaloo movement, went looking for a cop to kill in Bowie County on April 11, 2020. He armed himself with three firearms, a katana sword and more than 150 rounds of ammunition.
Defendant was charged with at... More... $0 (09-17-2021 - TX)
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United States of America v. David Long
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Washington, DC - Criminal defense lawyer represented defendant with numerous violent racketeering offenses charges.
As a general rule, a federal court “may not modify a term
of imprisonment once it has been imposed.” 18 U.S.C.
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§ 3582(c). But this rule of finality is subject to a few narrow
excep... More... $0 (09-17-2021 - DC)
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