Bail reduced in Fatal I-95 crash
The South Jersey driver's attorney cited area ties in getting the amount slashed to $155,000. |
| The Philadelphia Inquirer |
July 17, 2008 |
Suspect wants street name out
COURTHOUSE - Just because his
client's nickname is "Murder" does not mean that he
is a killer, according to defense attorney Michael
J. Diamondstein. |
| The Times Herald |
March 8, 2007 |
County to pay for second lawyer
COURTHOUSE - If accused killer Corey Jemeal Wright, charged with gunning down a young Norristown mother, has to plead for his life, he will be represented by Norristown lawyer Henry S. Hilles III.
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| The Times Herald |
November 14rd, 2006 |
Death sought in Pettis murder
COURTHOUSE - Accused killer Corey Jemeal Wright may forfeit his own life if convicted of first-degree murder for July's revenge shooting death of a young Norristown mother. |
| The Times Herald |
October 25th, 2006 |
Suspect cops to conspiracy in shooting deaths of teens
When Upper Darby police were attempting to crack the 2004 slayings of a teenage couple gunned down as they sat in a car on a township street, authorities plastered Darryl Williams' face on the TV show "America's Most Wanted." |
| The Daily Times |
February 8th, 2006 |
Man acquitted of ‘O4 shooting death in N. Phila
A 27-year old man was acquitted of first-degree murder Monday in a case that the defense portrayed as being riddled with errors and oversights. |
| Philadelphia Daily News |
October 26th, 2005 |
4 indicted in robbery of 23 convenience stores
Four men were indicted this week by a federal grand jury in Philadelphia for allegedly being part of a gang that robbed 23 convenience stores in a little over three months. |
| Philadelphia Daily News |
August 26th, 2005 |
Man sentenced for crime spree
Horsham’s Andre Bolling will spend up to two years in county prison for a daylong crime spree in November 2003. |
| Philadelphia Daily News |
March 5th, 2005 |
Too Fired Up?
Booze may have led a Marine to pull the trigger, but a judge says he wasn't aiming to kill. |
| Citypaper.net |
November 11th - 17th, 2004 |
Charges held for second suspect in double murder
UPPER DARBY - Families of both the victims and the accused packed opposing sides of an Upper Darby courtroom Friday at an emotional preliminary hearing for a Philadelphia man police say took part in a double murder. |
| News of Delaware County |
November 17th, 2004 |
Second suspect surrenders to cops in Upper Darby double-murder
UPPER DARBY -- The alleged second shooter in the murder of a young couple on Le Carra Drive, who has been a fugitive since April, surrendered to police Tuesday, officials said. |
| The Daily Times |
September 22nd, 2004 |
Firestone Shooting Suspect Using Insanity Defense
DOYLESTOWN, Pa. -- An insanity defense was launched Tuesday for a man on trial for allegedly shooting his co-worker at a Firestone tire store in Bensalem, Pa., last December. |
| nbc10.com |
August 24th, 2004 |
A Bitter Homecoming
A Drexel student and U.S. Marine stands charged with opening fire in Philly. |
| Citypaper.net |
May 6th - 12th, 2004 |
Charges upgraded in death of worker
In a courtroom less than a mile from the tire shop where he allegedly fired shots that killed his boss last month, Ken Kim stood before a judge yesterday and was arraigned on a charge of first-degree murder. |
| Philadelphia Inquirer |
January 15th, 2004 |
Drug plea addresses 3 Camden slayings
A Camden man pleaded guilty yesterday to leading a violent heroin ring and admitted he had helped kill a Rutgers University-Camden student near campus in 2001. |
| Philadelphia Inquirer |
January 10th, 2004 |
Man who torched himself beats arson rap after court session
A man who lit himself on fire while in police custody last spring has been acquitted of all but one of the criminal charges he faced in connection with that incident. |
| Northeast Times |
March 5th, 2003 |
Man will stand trial for arson while in custody
A man who was arrested on rape charges last April and then set himself on fire while in police custody, injuring at least one officer, will stand trial on arson charges in December. |
| Northeast Times |
November 27th, 2002 |
Ex-fugitive faces trial in 1997 slaying
It took four years, but homicide detectives Edward Rocks and James Burke finally got their man. |
| Philadelphia Daily News |
June 29th, 2001 |
How They Sleep at Night:
DAs-Turned-Defenders Talk About Their Work |
| The Legal Intelligencer |
April 9th, 2001 |
DNA clears rape suspect
Innocent man spent three weeks in jail after an 11-year-old girl identified him as the man who attacked her on a visit to a South Philadelphia Home. |
| Philadelphia Daily News |
February 19th, 2001 |
New Year's Shooters get jail two shot at cops guilty
The appearance of Police Commissioner John F. Timoney yesterday at the trail of two men charged with shooting at two cops on New Year’s morning provoked an angry exchanged between the defense and the prosecution. |
| Philadelphia Daily News |
January 9th, 2001 |
Ambler man gets reduced bail in assault case
Judge drops bail from $200,000 to $50,000 |
| The Reporter |
July 18th, 2000 |
Trying to con the judge gets ex-con stiff term
Ex-con Harold Darden had a sick defense. He claimed he had gotten involved in a police shooting on July 24, 1998, because he had not wanted to be arrested for possession of a gun, and to be unable to care for his ailing girlfriend. |
| Philadelphia Daily News |
March 25th, 2000 |
24- year jail term leaves him smiling
Being sentenced to 24 to 77 years in jail would normally bring a guy close to tears. But Dale Foster, 22, laughed it off this week. |
| Philadelphia Daily News |
December 18th, 1999 |
He's guilty in photo finish
The prosecutor won his drug case in a photo finish. A police photo of the accused drug pusher. |
| Philadelphia Daily News |
June 17th, 1999 |
Teens may face adult trial in vicious attack
Ryan Guinop, 17, was in a coma for 15 days after being severely beaten on a North Philadelphia street on Jan. 10. Yesterday, Guinop, of Port Richmond, was in a rehabilitation center trying to regain his memory and learn how to use his body again. |
| Philadelphia Daily News |
February 20th, 1999 |
2 men to face trial in bus-stop holdups
Accused bus-stop robber Gerald Birch, 20, thinks he has the goods to go to college some day. |
| Philadelphia Daily News |
April 8th, 1998 |
Chauffeur 'preyed upon' his elderly boss
The 44-year-old chauffeur is accused of taking the wealthy 91-year-old Center City widow for a ride. |
| Philadelphia Daily News |
August 1st, 1997 |
