Hillgardner by a former client for his solicitation of the client in Court and for abandoning the client. The Disciplinary Committee is being informed and an attorney is being hired to determine whether there is a claim for legal malpractice.
On December 2, 2011, Thomas Hillgardner gave legal papers to his ex-girlfriend, Ruth Baumann, to serve on me in Court. She committed an assault and battery during her service of those papers. A police report and a lawsuit was filed against her for the assault and battery.
As you can see from Mr. Hillgardner's writing, he is clearly not a stable person and he acts very immature for his age. Especially for an attorney. It may disclose that he has some psychologicalproblems. But it is clear that he is a person of questionable character.
Daley and Halligan may well have been innocent, but the claim that they were convicted solely because of their being Irish Catholics seems unproved — and probably forever unprovable.
On Thursday, April 24, 1806, the courtroom in Northampton, a county seat in western Massachusetts, was so packed that the trial was moved to the town's meeting house. Each defendant had been assigned two lawyers, but they had been given barely 48 hours to prepare a defense. The presiding judges were two of the most distinguished jurists in Massachusetts; a jury of 12 had been agreed upon. In the weeks before the trial, rumors had surfaced throughout the region promising that there would be no end of evidence linking these two to the murder. But in the end, the prosecution's case rested for the most part on a series of witnesses who could at best claim they recognized one or both of the defendants as having been walking along the turnpike near the murder scene on November 9.
Joon H. Kim, the Acting United States Attorney for the Southern District of New York, and William F. Swe eney Jr. , Assistant Director-in-Charge of the New York Division of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (“FBI’), announced the unsealing of an Indictment charging six members and associates of the Hells Angels with various racketeering, narcotics, and money laundering offenses, including the assault of a rival gang member with a hammer.
Count One of the Indictment charges THOMAS SCHMIDT, the former Vice-President of the New Roc Hells Angels, ...
Judge Titus also imposed a $15,000 fine. A federal jury had convicted Farrell on February 2, 2017 for money laundering, witness tampering, and obstruction of official proceedings in connection with his activities on behalf of a drug trafficking organization.
According to trial evidence, Farrell had previously laundered $10,000 in cash by obtaining a check from this person so that Farrell’s books would falsely reflect he had received $10,000. Farrell acknowledged in the recorded meeting, that he had given $10,000 in cash to this person in exchange for the check.
According to the evidence presented at his 15-day trial, Farrell was admitted to practice law in Pennsylvania and New Jersey, and maintained a law office in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
D’Amico, Nicka and Peterson were fugitives from the time the indictment was returned in December 2010, until Nicka and Peterson were arrested in Canada in early August 2013, and D’Amico was extradited from Colombia, South America.