New York Criminal Lawyer Blog

Published on: December 11, 2008

Tom Coughlin’s Blackmailer is Charged-Needs A Queens Criminal Lawyer

by Stephen Bilkis

Tom Coughlin turned two threatening letters he received last month from Herbert Alex Simpson over to the NFL, which passed them on to the FBI.

A man said to be from Philadelphia is facing serious prison time. He tried to shakedown NY Football Giants coach Tom Coughlin, claiming that the coach was involved in a sexual scene with two women, the Department of Justice said. The blackmailer was trying to seed revenge against two former co-workers.

According to the US Attorney in the “city of brotherly love,” Herbert Alex Simpson, 30, was charged with criminal illegal use of the US Postal System. Simpson was hoping that authorities would link the mail to his two former co-workers and that they would be blamed and arrested. The targets have not been identified by police or attorneys.

Published on: December 10, 2008

Batman Bale Beats Brit Assault Rap-Did He Have A Long Island Criminal Attorney

by Stephen Bilkis

Christian Bale who doubles as “Batman” avoided criminal charges which claimed that he committed domestic assault his sister and his mother at a hotel in London.

The Crown has decided that there was not enough evidence to procede with the case against Bale and told police to lay off.

No doubt, Bale had very good criminal lawyer to plead his case. As the outcome shows, they did a great job of convincing the Brits to drop the charges.

Published on: November 12, 2008

“Office” Mate Robinson Busted for Drug Possession-Needs A New York Criminal Attorney if this had happened in New York

by Stephen Bilkis

Craig Phillip Robinson has been arrested on criminal drug charges. The actor is best known for his role on the TV show “The Office.”

Documents state that police arrested Robinson for suspicious behavior related to criminal drug possession. He is said to have had illegal drugs including the designer drug known as “ecstasy.” Documents say that upon posting bail he was released from prison.

Prosecutors in LA said that Robinson was charged with two felony counts. One was of drug possession and he other was of being under the influence of illegal drugs.

Published on: November 8, 2008

O.J. Simpson Case Kicks Off – Let A New York Criminal Attorney Handle Your Case

by Stephen Bilkis

In an attempt to make sure that the jury was not seeking to punish OJ for his 1995 acquital in Los Angeles, the judge made sure to warn the jury that this criminal case was another criminal case and should be judged on it own merits. Simpson’s Criminal Lawyer and his other reps were happy about the judges comments.

Judge Jackie Glass said no to a request to ask jurors if they thought Simpson was guilty in the LA trial.

Glass then warned the panel not to try to get revenge for what happened before. She told the jurors to step down if they were looking to cash in from convicting O.J. Simpson in this criminal case.

Published on: November 7, 2008

If You’re Accused Like Olympian Kim Willoughby, Get A New York Criminal Attorney To Defend You

by Stephen Bilkis

Kim Willoughby who was arrested and charged with assault pleaded not guilty. The volleyballer who went college at the U. of Hawaii won a silver medal at the Olympics.

She is alleged to have caused serious injury to Sara Daniel and surrendered to authorities after the indictment was sealed.

Willoughby’s criminal attorney said that she had to defend herself in this situation and had no other choice but to use force in fighting back.

Published on: November 5, 2008

Call a Long Island Criminal Attorney if Your Son is Arrested Like Roger Clemens’

by Stephen Bilkis

According to local authorities Koby Clemens and two other players on his team were jailed after a fight in a restaurant in Salem Virginia. Koby is the son of former Major league great Roger Clemens.

The three minor leaguers were arrested and charged with disorderly conduct as well as assault and battery. The teammates of Clemens were identified as Mark Ori and Jimmy Goethals. Apparently a call was immediately made to a Criminal lawyer.

They were all held in a jail before being bailed out. Their season with The Salem Avalanche is nearing an end and they were scheduled to play their last game against Lynchburg on Monday.

Published on: October 28, 2008

OJ Simpson Goes To Trial- A New York Criminal Attorney Should Represent You

by Stephen Bilkis

Lawyers for O.J. Simpson fought a losing battle trying to get two African-American women on the panel. The arguments were hot and heavy but in the end the District Attorney convinced the judge that the make up of the jury was appropriate. In New York, some of the most important decisions in a case are made at jury selection says this New York Criminal Lawyer. You want people who you believe will be receptive to your viewpoint and arguments. If you don’t have that it makes your criminal case that much more difficult.

Lawyers for Simpson and co-defendant Clarence “C.J.” Stewart wanted to have the entire jury dismissed and re-picked but the judge decided to not allow the motion.

Everyone involved in the trial worked endlessly to rectify the situation and finally came up with a jury which was accepted by both sides.

Published on: October 24, 2008

‘Suge’ Accused of Beating His Girlfriend-If you are Accused, Call A New York Criminal Attorney

by Stephen Bilkis

This New York Criminal Lawyer has heard that Marion ‘Suge’ Knight, the head player of Death Row Records and with a tough guy history that includes prior arrests and threats of violence on business competitors was arrested. He was alleged to have committed an assault in Vegas in the middle of a main thoroughfare on his girlfriend. The Cops that responded claim he possessed a knife as well as multiple narcotics.

The Record Mogul was taken into custody. It was reported that he was beating his girlfriend in plain view after a fender bender. The woman’s name was not released and there was no claim that serious injury resulted from the beating. She was taken to the hospital as a precautionary measure.

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Published on: October 19, 2008

If you are a Fugitive of Larceny hire a New York Criminal Lawyer

by Stephen Bilkis

The Nassau County Police Department is looking for help finding a subject who helped commit the crime of larceny. This crime took place in Wantagh, New York located on Long Island. This fugitive is wanted by the criminal court and in need of a New York Criminal Lawyer.

Back on January twenty-fifth in 2006 in the evening, a white, American male in his early twenties walked into a CVS Pharmacy, apparently with the intent to commit a crime. This particular pharmacy was located at 3491 Merrick Rd in Wantagh. When the fugitive of justice went into the store, he allegedly stole four cartons of cigarettes. The approximate value of stolen merchandise should have cost him a total of $170.

The Caucasian fugitive has short, dark brown hair, no facial hair and very light, pale skin. The video surveillance camera caught the subject wearing black washed jeans, a fur, hooded parka with a red lining, and a black shirt at the scene of the crime. The camera caught him entering the store. He left the crime scene heading towards the north. He fled by foot. To see a picture of this fugitive, click on the following link: http://www.police.co.nassau.ny.us/crimestoppers/CSU23-06.htm

Published on: October 16, 2008

Robbery Fugitive on the Loose when he gets caught he will need an experienced New York Criminal Lawyer

by Stephen Bilkis

The Nassau County Police Department is looking for help finding a fugitive of justice. This person is being sought for violating the criminal law and committing the crime of robbery in Valley Stream, New York.

On the night of February 15, 2006 an unknown African American male with short hair and light skin allegedly went to the New York Petroleum Company and asked the attendant for a fill up of his vehicle. As the attendant requested payment from the alleged perpetrator, the fugitive pulled out a black handgun and demanded money from the gas station attendant. He then demanded the attendant’s wallet. After committing the robbery, the person headed towards the east and went west on West Merrick road fleeing from the crime scene.

The subject is in his late twenties or early thirties and was last seen wearing a blue coat and a white shirt. The exact make, model, and the license plate numbers of the car are all unknown. However, the car was believed to be identified as either a Honda or a Pontiac. Further, the vehicle he was driving was a 2-door silver newer model auto.