Government Misconduct Blog; Should a Federal Prosecutor Sit on a Penny Stock Board? (Part 1 of a 3 part series on simple questions)
March 20, 2013
by Barry S. Pollack This question: “Should a Federal Prosecutor Sit on a Penny Stock Board?”, seems either rhetorical or.
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First Circuit Permits Prosecutors to Hide Identity of Sources Used to Support 450% Longer Sentence
March 19, 2013
by Joshua L. Solomon A recent First Circuit decision raises three important sentencing issues. While framed as a decision about.
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Family Law / Child Abductions Blog – International Abduction Attorneys Fees Can Add Up
March 11, 2013
By Peter J. Duffy On February 19, 2013, the Supreme Court decided Chafin v. Chafin, holding that an appeal in.
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Government Misconduct Blog – Holder Defends Prosecutors’ Misconduct
March 9, 2013
by Joshua L. Solomon At a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing last week, Attorney General Eric Holder defended the prosecutors’ conduct.
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Government Misconduct Blog – Federal Court Refuses to Penalize Exercise of Constitutional Right to Go to Trial
March 6, 2013
by Barry Pollack Much attention has recently been given to the unfair leverage prosecutors may have when “negotiating” plea deals.
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Pollack Solomon Duffy LLP twitter feed launched
March 1, 2013
We have launched our Twitter feed. You can find it here twitter.com/PSDFIRM
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Pollack Solomon Duffy LLP facebook page launched
March 1, 2013
We have launched our facebook page. You can find it here facebook.com/pages/Pollack-Solomon-Duffy-LLP/428503877244626
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Interview by Matt Lauer on the Today Show
March 4, 2012
Interview by Matt Lauer on the Today Show: http://www.today.com/id/39397059/site/todayshow/ns/today-parenting_and_family/t/egypt-custody-dad-sons-avoided-me-reunion/#.UTTKezCG0qQ
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