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Skokie Criminal Defense Attorney
Former Cook County Felony Prosecutor

Archives for: July 30th, 2019

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The client made a full confession to police. The prosecutor charged the client with 18 separate counts of sex offenses. The minimum sentence based on these charges was 15 years with a maximum of 60 years. Mr. Weisberg along with the client gathered countless character letters along with military and school records. Mr. Weisberg met several times with the prosecutor and was able to convince her to dismiss 17 of the 18 counts. The client was able to avoid jail [...]

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How to Select a Criminal Defense Attorney for Your Case in Skokie Court

Facing criminal charges is one of the most stressful and overwhelming experiences a person can go through. If you or someone you know has been accused of a crime and must appear in the Skokie courthouse, choosing the right criminal defense attorney is crucial. The attorney you select can significantly impact the outcome of your case, so it’s essential to make an informed decision. Here are some [...]

NFL Reviews Domestic Violence Policy in Light of the Ray Rice Case

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Although it took place several months ago and footage was sent to NFL security chief in April, 2014, the video of Baltimore Ravens’ Ray Rice knocking his then-fiancée unconscious and dragging her body out of a casino elevator was released to the public only last month. Initially, Commissioner Roger Goodell gave Rice a two-game suspension, but following loud protests and wide criticism, the Baltimore Ravens released him, and Goodell suspended him indefinitely.

The league’s history of punishing players for conduct [...]