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Theft

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  1. Legal Profession Blog

    Ye Of Little Faith

    By Michael Frisch

    A Colorado attorney was disbarred by the Presiding Disciplinary JudgeNitschke absconded with three-quarters of a million dollars from nine people, two of whom were elderly victims and many of whom…

  2. Morristown New Jersey Criminal Law Post

    Man Accused of Burglarizing Hopatcong NJ Home, Stealing Banana and Gum

    By Travis Tormey

    A Stanhope NJ man recently pleaded guilty to breaking into a Hopatcong New Jersey home. According to the Sussex County Prosecutor’s Office, the 34-year-old suspect entered the guilty pleas in…

  3. Newark New Jersey Criminal Law Blog

    Fairfield NJ Police Arrest Man Who Allegedly Stole $41K from Vel-Mac Foods

    By Travis Tormey

    Fairfield New Jersey police arrested a man who allegedly stole more than $40K from his employer. Fairfield police started to investigate the suspect after receiving a report of theft from…

  4. Morristown New Jersey Criminal Law Post

    Woman Allegedly Stole Purses from Shoppers in Morris Plains, Elsewhere in Morris County

    By Travis Tormey

    Morris Plains NJ police arrested a Morristown woman who allegedly pickpocketed several people in stores across Morris County, New Jersey. According to law enforcement, the 48-year-old suspect most recently stole…

  5. Hackensack New Jersey Criminal Law Blog

    Lyndhurst NJ Plumber Accused of Stealing $600K from Co-op in Fort Lee, New Jersey

    By Travis Tormey

    A Lyndhurst New Jersey man was indicted for allegedly defrauding a Fort Lee NJ co-op. The 48-year-old suspect was employed as a plumber at the Colony co-op, which is located…

  6. Wills, Trusts & Estates Prof Blog

    Dead Man Convicted of Theft

    By Gerry W. Beyer

      On Tuesday a Greek court convicted and sentenced a deceased man to six months in jail for stealing electricity. The man had died on April 8, but his lawyer…

  7. Legal Profession Blog

    The Whole Foods Truth

    By Michael Frisch

    Ethics charges from the Illinois Administrator In the early afternoon of  February 22, 2013, Respondent was present at the Whole Foods supermarket in  River Forest, Illinois. She placed approximately seventeen articles…

  8. Legal Profession Blog

    Lifestyles Of the Rich and Infamous

    By Michael Frisch

    The Illinois Administrator has filed a complaint alleging misconduct that resulted in a theft conviction.At issue was the disposition of funds held in escrow from a real estate sale with…

  9. Legal Profession Blog

    Heirs Unapparent

    By Michael Frisch

    An attorney convicted of theft offenses has consented to disbarment in Pennsylvania.From the charging documentThis investigation was commenced as the result of an anonymous tip made to the Public Corruption…

  10. Legal Profession Blog

    Thefts Lead To License Revocation

    By Michael Frisch

    License revocation was imposed by the Wisconsin Supreme Court of an attorney who pleaded no contest to felony theft chargesThe criminal complaint alleged that between January 2010 and July 2012,…