New York Law JournalThe attempt of convicted double-murderer Ronell Wilson to disqualify two jurors from sitting on the death penalty phase of his trial because they were predisposed toward a death sentence has been rej
...does that add?" the judge asked the defense. David Stern of Rothman, Schneider, Soloway & Stern said Wilson's attorneys were "interested much...
Ronell Wilson had argued that, because the only alternative to a death sentence was life in a maximum security prison without any possibility of release, the only danger he could pose would be to oth
Faulting procedures used by police in 2009 and 2011 as improperly suggestive, a federal judge has ruled that all evidence derived from two separate identifications of a defendant by an eyewitness to
...District Judge Nicholas G. Garaufis yesterday appointed Colleen Quinn Brady and David Stern—two lawyers with extensive capital punishment experience—to represent Ronell...
...nine-year sentence Mr. Rondos' lawyer, Franklin A. Rothman of Rothman Schneider Soloway & Stern, argued was in line with current trends, was too low...
...and Jay Schiffman, Moskowitz & Book, LLP, and Jeremy Schneider, Rothman Schneider, Soloway & Stern, New York, NY, for defendant Charod Becton. Mark...
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