Federal Judge Questions Push to Imprison Trans Activist, Josie Robotin
In recent years, federal prosecutors from the United States Justice Department have been pushing for significant prison sentences for individuals involved in the string of ...
Read MorePolice Use DNA, Video Footage, and Phone Records to ID Idaho Murders Suspect
Police have successfully used DNA, video footage, and phone records to identify a suspect believed to have murdered four college students in Idaho. Bryan Kohberger has been ...
Read MoreJenkintown Woman Sentenced for Lighting Police Cars on Fire During George Floyd Protests
Lore Blumenthal, a 35-year-old Jenkintown woman, has been sentenced for lighting police cars on fire during the George Floyd protests of 2020. Blumenthal is one of six ...
Read More[Press Conference]: Anniversary of the Philadelphia Tear Gas Incident on 52nd Street
On the anniversary of the Philadelphia tear gas incident on 52nd street, I-676, attorney MJ Snyder addressed the public in a press conference. The press conference served as a ...
Read MoreRisk Assessment Task Force Co-Chairwoman Marni Jo Snyder Testifies
State Rep. Brian K. Sims announced that the Risk Assessment Task Force he created with co-chairwoman Marni Jo Snyder, a Philadelphia criminal defense attorney, testified on ...
Read MoreMarni Jo Snyder In Court on Election Day 2017
Marni Jo Snyder was hired to represent “Krasner For DA,” the campaign of now Democratic nominee for Philadelphia District Attorney, Larry Krasner. On Primary Day, ...
Read MoreFederal Charges a New Anti-Protest Tactic?
Defense Attorney Marni Jo Snyder was quoted in an op-ed piece by Kris Hermes in Newsworks. “The U.S. Attorney’s Office and the City of Philadelphia need to recognize ...
Read MoreMarni Snyder Beats Felony Charges For Newsworthy Client
Dylan Segelbaum, Daily News Staff Writer, Posted: Wednesday, July 2, 2014, 12:16 AM In a fiery two-hour trial, a Common Pleas judge yesterday found a Germantown man who ...
Read MoreAttorney Snyder Obtains Full Acquittal in First Amendment Case
Jury acquits Occupy protesters Joseph A. Slobodzian, Inquirer Staff Writer, Posted: Tuesday, March 5, 2013, 1:00 PM A Common Pleas Court jury today acquitted 12 Occupy ...
Read MoreDeliberations 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 ...
Read MoreMan 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 ...
Read MoreHow Crazy Is Too Crazy to Be Executed?
The voices told Andre Thomas to gouge out his eyes. But even that hasn’t convinced the state of Texas to reconsider his death sentence. Years later, after Andre Thomas ...
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