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Bridget Lee Baby Murder Charge Dismissed: Based on Botched Autopsy
By Javier Lavagnino, Esq. | Last updated on
A botched autopsy nearly had catastrophic results for Bridget Lee of Alabama, who had been charged in 2006 with murder for suffocating her baby right after it...
Missing Jury Duty: What Happens?
By Javier Lavagnino, Esq. | Last updated on
An Oregon man found out that being "extremely bored" doesn't make skipping jury duty okay. Grant Faber, 25, "just couldn't take it" anymore so he decided not...
Erika Sifrit Murder Case: A Refusal to Cannibalize Victims Sinks Claim of Ineffective Counsel?
By Javier Lavagnino, Esq. | Last updated on
Although Erika E. Sifrit, who was convicted in the 2002 killings of tourists Joshua Ford and Martha "Genie" Crutchley in Maryland, has been referred to by a...
Madlyn Primoff, Mom Who Ditched Fighting Kids, to Get Charge Dismissed in Child Endangerment Case?
By Javier Lavagnino, Esq. | Last updated on
Right in time for Mother's Day weekend, Madlyn Primoff, the mother/attorney from New York who decided it would be a good idea to discipline her bickering...
Cop Pulls Over Ambulance: Now Facing Job Loss and Lawsuit?
By Javier Lavagnino, Esq. | Last updated on
Trooper v. EMT Encounter Results in Attorney Media Battle An Oklahoma state Trooper is under fire, figuratively anyway, after possibly picking the wrong...
$1.3 Million Award for Colorado Inmate Sexually Assaulted by Guard: Was Punishment Enough?
By Javier Lavagnino, Esq. | Last updated on
An inmate in Colorado who was repeatedly sexually assaulted by a guard was awarded over $1.3 million by a judge who appeared to be fed up with the Colorado...