Repeat Violent Criminal Sentenced to 22 Years in Federal Prison for Armed Robbery of an Indianapolis Gas Station
During the arrest, officers found a small .38 caliber revolver, which matched the revolver brandished during the robbery.
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Legal Luminary Steven M. Berman Addresses Insolvency Challenges for Service Members at National Conference of Bankruptcy Judge’s ‘Behind the Bench’ Webinar
Steve took center stage during the panel discussion, sharing insights and strategic perspectives on the insolvency challenges faced by Veterans and active-duty military service members.
NYPD Covered Up Officer’s Sex Abuse, New Adult Survivors Act Lawsuit Alleges
Ciotti eventually reported Angelastro’s abuse to various supervisors. One detective told her outright, “nobody likes to arrest cops, sweetie.”
New Report from Brightflag Explores Pricing Trends Among Top US Law Firms
Brightflag’s new rates report covers rate increase norms and benchmark data for the top 100 US law firms broken down by firm size, practice area, and geographic location.
Indianapolis Man Sentenced to 20+ Years in Federal Prison for Trafficking Methamphetamine and Fentanyl
Brown has multiple prior convictions for felony offenses, including robbery, for which he was on parole when he committed these federal crimes.
Groups Applaud Governor Whitmer for Signing Legislation Automatically Registering People to Vote As They Leave Prison
Restoring voting rights to people with felony convictions is also supported by a majority of the public.
Bloomington Man Sentenced to Thirty Years in Federal Prison for Sexually Exploiting a Child Under His Care
At the time the video was recorded, the child victim was between 12- and 16-years-old and was under Vestal’s care, custody, or control.
Illegally Armed Fentanyl Dealer Sentenced to a Decade in Federal Priso
Scott was already a felon at the time of his most recent crimes, with a lengthy criminal history including a prior conviction for illegal gun possession. As a convicted felon, is prohibited under federal law from ever possessing a firearm.
Indianapolis Woman Sentenced to 21 Months in Federal Prison for Illegal Purchase of a Firearm She Knew Her Son Intended to Use in a Violent Crime
The messages showed that Clark disposed of firearms she believed were used by her son in illegal activity, purchased firearms to further his alleged illegal activities, and provided guidance on removing potential evidence of illegal activity from social media.
Shumaker Expands its Team: Welcomes Seven New Lawyers to Fuel Continued Growth
The new additions will further strengthen the firm’s ability to navigate complex legal challenges and deliver innovative solutions.