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Montgomery, Alabama criminal law lawyer represented Defendant charged with violating the Animal Welfare Act's prohibition against animal fighting ventures in connection with an expansive cockfighting operation.
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United States of America v. Caleb Kenyetta Sheffield
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Greensboro, North Carolina criminal law lawyer represented Defendant charged with illegal possession of a machine gun.
On July 3, 2021, when a North Carolina State Highway Patrol of... More... $0 (12-06-2022 - NC)
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United States of America v. Susan May Keim, Russell John Keim, and Rodney Gale Wilson
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Richmond, Virginia criminal law lawyer represented Defendant charged with conspiracy to bribe public officials.
Susan May Keim, 54, and Russell John Keim Sr., 60, both of Hopewell, Virginia,... More... $0 (12-06-2022 - VA)
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United States of America v. Gerson Orellana-Villegas
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Beaumont, Texas criminal law lawyer represented Defendant charged with illegal immigration after having previously been found illegally in the United States.
Orellana-Villegas pleaded guilty to one count of reentry of deported noncitizen, in violation of 8 U.S.C. § 1326(a) & (b). He had previously been deported in 2015 after he was convicted for sexually assaulting a child in violatio... More... $0 (12-06-2022 - TX)
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United States of America v. Matthew Ware
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Oklahoma City, Oklahoma criminal law lawyer represented Defendant charged with violating the civil rights of three pretrial detainees held at the Kay County Detention Center (KCDC).
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United States of America v. State of Alabama
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The Justice Department secured a settlement agreement with the state of Alabama’s Medicaid Agency (Alabama Medicaid) under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) to ensure that Alabama Medicaid recipients with Hepatitis C (HCV) who also have a substance use disorder have equal access to medications to treat their hepatitis.
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William Ellis Douglass v. The State of Texas
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Austin, Texas – Criminal_Defense lawyer represented Appellant with appealing the denial of his pretrial motion to suppress evidence claim.
On the morning of February 2, 2018, in a 911 call to the Kyle Police Department
(KPD),2 an unidentified individual reported that a package containing marijuana had been mailed ... More... $0 (12-03-2022 - TX)
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Brian Manley, Chief of Austin Police Department; Brian Manley, Individually; Commander Mark Spangler, Austin Police Department; Lt. Jerry Bauzon, Austin Police Department; Officer Benjamin Bloodworth, Austin Police Department; Officer Collin Fallon, Austin Police Department; Sgt. Eric Kilcollins, Training Coordinator, Austin Police Academy; and Officer Shand, Lead Instructor, Stress Reaction Training, Austin Police Academy v. Christopher Wise
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Austin, Texas – Personal Injury lawyer represented Appellant with alleging that the defendants were responsible for serious injuries claim.
Wise, a former cadet in the Austin Police Academy, alleged that on October 1,
2018, he was engaged in “a very strenuous series of physical exercises in an activity entitled<... More... $0 (12-03-2022 - TX)
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United States of America v. Joshua Padilla
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Philadelphia, Pennsylvania criminal law lawyer represented Defendant charged with child exploitation.
In December 2021, the Joshua Padilla, age 37, of Eaton, New Jersey... More... $0 (12-02-2022 - PA)
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State of Colorado v. Sandra Brown
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Grand Junction, Colorado criminal law lawyer represented Defendant charged with attempting to influence a public servant, a felony, and official misconduct, a misdemeanor, for her role in allowing a computer expert to make a copy of a voting machine hard drive.
State election officials became aware of the security breach when a photo and video of confidential voting system passwords were... More... $0 (11-30-2022 - CO)
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United States of America v. Jerry Trabona and Kristian "Kris" Hart
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New Orleans, Louisiana criminal law lawyer represented Defendant charged with violating federal election laws as part of a conspiracy to pay, or offer to pay, voters for voting in a federal election.
Jerry Trabona, 73, the former Chief of Police in Amite City, and Kristian “Kris” Hart, 50, a former Amite City councilmember, agreed with each other and others to pay or offer to pay vote... More... $0 (11-30-2022 - LA)
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Seth Bookout, Leslye Romero, and Ryan Gallagher v. Jonathan Shelley and Stedfast Baptist Church
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Fort Worth, Texas – Civil Litigation lawyer represented Appellants with the trial court’s denial of their motion to dismiss the lawsuit filed against them. .
In this accelerated interlocutory appeal, Appellants Seth Bookout, Leslye
Romero, and Ryan Gallagher challenge the trial court’s denial of their mot... More... $0 (11-30-2022 - TX)
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United States of America v. Sharon Gardner
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Central Islip, New York criminal law lawyer represented Defendant charged with conspiracy to commit honest services wire fraud in connection with her participation in a kickback scheme.
Sharon Gardner, the former Director of Food Services for the Hempstead Union Free School District (“HUFSD”), pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit honest services wire fraud in connection with her p... More... $0 (11-29-2022 - NY)
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United States of America v. Dr. Lindsay Clark
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San Francisco, California criminal law lawyer represented Defendant charged with one misdemeanor count of violating the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act (FDCA) by receiving and delivering misbranded drugs and misbranded and adulterated devices. Her medical practice, Lindsay Clark, M.D., Medical Corporation, also pleaded guilty to one felony count of receiving and delivering misbranded drugs an... More... $0 (11-28-2022 - CA)
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United States of America v. Neil Cole
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New York City, New York criminal law lawyer represented Defendant charged with fraudulently inflate Iconix’s revenue and earnings per share, making false filings with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (“SEC”), and misleading the conduct of audits.
“As a unanimous jury has now found, Neil Cole deceived his company’s investors and auditors in order to make his company ap... More... $0 (11-28-2022 - NY)
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Ryan Matthews v. The State of Texas
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Fort Worth, Texas – Criminal Defense lawyer represented defendant with appealing being found guilty of murder and assessed his punishment at 20 years. .
II. SELF-DEFENSE
Under the Penal Code, a person is justified in using force against another when
and to the degree he “reasonably believes the force is immed... More... $0 (11-27-2022 - TX)
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CL III Funding Holding Company, LLC v. Steelhead Midstream Partners, LLC; Strategic Energy Income Fund III, LP; Eagleridge Energy II, LLC; and Eagleridge Midstream, LLC
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Fort Worth, Texas – Real Estate lawyer represented Appellant with a fractured and contentious” relationship between two pipeline co-owners. .
This case centers on the “[h]ighly fractured and contentious” relationship
between two pipeline co-owners—Appellant CL III Funding Holding Company, LLC
and Appel... More... $0 (11-26-2022 - TX)
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City of Gainesville v. Suzanne Sharp
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Fort Worth, Texas – Personal Injury lawyer represented Appellant with filing this interlocutory appeal against a premises liability claim. .
Sharp sued the City for injuries she sustained on the Gainesville airport tarmac.
On May 17, 2020, Sharp and her instructor pilot landed their plane at the Gainesville More... $0 (11-26-2022 - TX)
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Stedfast Baptist Church v. Fellowship of the Sword, Inc.
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Fort Worth, Texas – Civil Litigation lawyer represented Appellant with Seeking declaratory relief construing the default provisions of a commercial lease. .
A. The Lease
In July of 2020, Stedfast, through its president and pastor Jonathan Shelley,
executed a 63-month commercial lease with Fellowship, as one of ... More... $0 (11-26-2022 - TX)
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Beecher Montgomery v. The State of Texas
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Fort Worth, Texas – Criminal Defense lawyer represented defendant with arguing in that his constitutional right to due process were violated. .
In June 2020, Montgomery pleaded guilty to the offenses of evading arrest and
theft and pleaded true to having been previously convicted of a felony. The trial court
d... More... $0 (11-25-2022 - TX)
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The City of Arlington v. Christopher Evans
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Fort Worth, Texas – Personal Injury lawyer represented Plaintiff, who sued Defendant on a governmental tort claim negligence theory for property damage and personal injuries. .
In a single issue, Appellant The City of Arlington challenges the denial of its
plea to the jurisdiction directed at a suit filed by Appell... More... $0 (11-25-2022 - TX)
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The State of Texas v. Marco Antonio Moreno
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Houston, Texas – Criminal Defense lawyer represented defendant with a aggravated assault with a deadly weapon charge.
On April 18, 2012, a grand jury indicted Moreno for aggravated assault with
a deadly weapon (the “assault charge”). The same day, the grand jury also indicted
Moreno on an unrelated charge... More... $0 (11-24-2022 - TX)
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United States of America v. Brian Kelsey
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Nashville, Tennessee criminal law lawyer represented Defendant charged with violating campaign finance laws and conspiring to defraud the Federal Election Commission (FEC) as part of a scheme to benefit his 2016 campaign for U.S. Congress.
Brian Kelsey, 44, of Germantown, admitted that he conspired to, and did, secretly and unlawfully funnel money from multiple sources, including his own... More... $0 (11-23-2022 - TN)
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Allen Flores; Shark Ventures, Inc. d/b/a Shark Shack; Bliss, Inc. d/b/a Bliss Lounge; and Barfly Lounge, Inc. d/b/a Playground Patio Bar v. The City of Galveston, Texas and Yaga's Entertainment, Inc. and Brian Maxwell, in his Official Capacity only
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Houston, Texas – Civil Litigation lawyer represented Appellants with seeking injunctive and declaratory relief barring the performance of a contract.
The contract that is the subject of this appeal is the Galveston Mardi Gras
Promoter Agreement 2016-18 (the “Contract”) regarding the City’s selection of More... $0 (11-23-2022 - TX)
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Harris County Fresh Water Supply District No. 61 v. Magellan Pipeline Company, L. P. and V-Tex Logistics LLC
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Houston, Texas – Civil Litigation lawyer represented Appellant with rather governmental entity is immune from a suit to condemn a portion of its property for an easement.
A. The Pipeline Project
Magellan Pipeline Company, LP and V-Tex Logistics, LLC are pipeline
companies, and each owns its own pipeline syst... More... $0 (11-23-2022 - TX)
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