The City Paper has this news story about two men who served a total of 57 years for murders they did not commit. And now, with the help of Levin & Curlett LLC, they want those responsible to pay.
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US Attorney’s Office, DC–Press Releases
US Attorney’s Office, Maryland–Press Releases
Two Conspirators Sentenced In Baltimore Reservoir Hill Neighborhood Mortgage Fraud Scheme
Administrator Of Silk Road Website And Drug Vendor Plead Guilty To Drug Conspiracy
Cecil County Prescription Drug Dealer Sentenced To Over 8 Years In Prison
School Proctor And Admissions Officer Plead Guilty In Student Financial Aid Fraud Scheme
In The News . . .
The common theme in this morning’s news is alleged misconduct by prosecutors and police:
In a high profile murder case, it appears that prosecutors “forgot” to disclose some Brady material.
In this lawsuit, brought by Chad Curlett of Levin & Curlett LLC, it is alleged that police officers lied in an arrest warrant (shocking!), leading to the arrest of the WRONG MAN.
Rumor Has It . . .
Some exciting news rumors coming out of the US Attorney’s Office in the District of Maryland:
AUSA Stuart Berman, the Greenbelt Branch Chief, is retiring after many successful years of government service. It is expected that Stuart will be joining a small law firm in the mid-Atlantic region.
AUSA Peter Nothstein has been detailed to the Senate Judiciary Committee for six months. Peter just recently received an annual award for excellence in prosecuting violent crime. See below.
AUSA Mark Crooks doesn’t just prosecute alleged criminals; he chases them too.
And let’s not forget these AUSAs, following the break: Continue reading “Rumor Has It . . .”
On This Day . . .
Felix Unger was asked to remove himself from his place of residence. That request came from his wife.
Happy Felix Unger Day from your friends at Levin & Curlett LLC, who vigorously defend those who are also asked to remove themselves from their homes (often by the feds).
