Deliberations Resume Monday in Occupy protesters’ trespass case
A Philadelphia jury will resume deliberations Monday in the trespass trial of 12 Occupy Philadelphia demonstrators charged in a 2011 foreclosure sit-in at a Wells Fargo Bank ...
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Better Care for Young Offenders
It took four years. But the Obama administration has finally filled an important post at the Justice Department’s Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention, which ...
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Drug Dealer’s Conviction Overturned Amid Concerns About Philly Unit
A Philadelphia Common Pleas Court judge overturned the conviction Friday of a drug dealer arrested by members of a city narcotics unit, the first such reversal since six ...
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Officer Acquitted of Puerto Rican Day Parade Assault
Triggering a deafening eruption of cheers from a courtroom packed with scores of Philadelphia police, a city judge this morning found ex-police Lt. Jonathan Josey not guilty ...
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Man Beaten by Police is Not Guilty
Marni Jo Snyder Co-Counsel on this acquittal. It took a Philadelphia jury only one hour Tuesday to find a man who was brutally beaten by police not guilty. The September 2010 ...
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