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Who is David Montgomery?

A suspended Social Studies teacher at Collegiate Academy, accused of fondling 3 young boys will be heading to trial on all charges. Defendant David Montgomery was in court for his preliminary hearing on Wednesday. A 13 year old boy testified that he and his two brothers were fondled at Montgomery's house last December. But the other boys did not testify. ​

What charges did David Montgomery drop?

Prosecutors have dropped molestation charges involving the youngest two of three boys allegedly victimized by a suspended Erie high school social studies teacher [David Montgomery] at his home ... They involved boys who were 6 and 9 when they were allegedly molested before Montgomery was arrested in March 2011. Charges involving a third boy who was 12 at the time and is now 14 will go to trial. Those charges are indecent assault, child endangerment and corruption of minors. ​

How old was David Montgomery when he fondled his kids?

Montgomery faces charges of indecent assault, endangering the welfare of children, corruption of minors after being accused of fondling three boys ages 6, 9, and 13 years old in his home. ​

Did the judge throw out the charges against David Montgomery?

An Erie County judge has agreed not to throw out the charges that accuse a suspended Erie schoolteacher of molesting three boys while baby-sitting them. But in his ruling, Judge Shad Connelly expressed doubt that the evidence revealed so far about teacher David Montgomery's alleged assaults on the two youngest boys is sufficient to allow a jury to deliberate it ... At the preliminary hearing, the prosecution presented only the testimony of the oldest of the three boys who accused Montgomery. The 13-year-old said that Montgomery touched him improperly after giving him and two other boys Christmas presents in Montgomery's home in 2010. The boy said he witnessed Montgomery do the same thing to the two other boys, then ages 9 and 6. Connelly agreed after reviewing the testimony that the prosecution had met its burden for the preliminary hearing, where it was required to show that a crime was committed and that Montgomery was likely the person who committed it. In a footnote, however, the judge said the case relating to the two younger victims appears weak. ​

What did the Disciplinary Board find about Agresti?

In ruling against Agresti, the Disciplinary Board found that he had demonstrated "no credible remorse," failed to apologize to the clients he had wronged and had violated basic financial accounting rules for lawyers by failing to place the $50,000 in an interest-bearing trust account commonly known as an interest on lawyer trust account, or IOLTA.

Can an attorney mix personal and business accounts?

One of the basics of practicing law is that an attorney is not allowed to mix personal and business financial accounts.