Fort Hood, Texas Sees More Loss and Devastation
It has not even been five years since the terrifying mass shooting that took 13 lives in Fort Hood, Texas. Yet the headlines read all the same on April 2, 2014: another shooting spree with multiple fatalities. On April 2, 2014, Sergeant Ivan Lopez was in a medical building when he began firing his .45 […]
Former Georgia Attorney Found Guilty of Murder
Former Georgia Attorney Found Guilty Of Murder It was Valentine’s Day 2009 and former Georgia attorney Alec McNaughton and his wife Cathy celebrated the holiday by exchanging cards and gifts over a nice breakfast together. They each expressed their love for each other in the cards, shared chocolates, and somehow within hours, Cathy would lay […]
Another Brownstone Victory
Brownstone attorney Michael Brownlee brings home another victory. Mr. Brownlees client was a former husband who was ordered by a trial court to pay monthly alimony to his ex-wife. Mr. Brownlee appealed the alimony decision to Florida’s Second District Court of Appeal, arguing that the trial court did not make the necessary findings to support […]
Renters Looking to Purchase First Home
Millions of renters said that they wanted to buy their first home within the next twelve months. However many will face multiple discouraging obstacles. In a nationwide poll by Zillow, 10 percent of current renters said that they think they would be able to afford purchasing their home by this time next year. If that […]
5 children drowned by their mother, Andrea Yates
Andrea Yates, Texas Mother Who Drowned Her Five Children Her oldest child would have been 20 years old this year. Her youngest would have been 14, while the children in between them would be 15, 17, and 19 years old. Five children, all under the age of seven, had their lives taken in June 2001 […]
Amanda Knox Convicted Again
After reading Amanda Knox’s book, Waiting to Be Heard, most people, especially Americans, would probably agree that she was simply living in the wrong place at the wrong time. Most people would probably also agree that maybe the way she handled the situation when she first found out her roommate had been murdered was not […]
Paying for Witness Testimony — Colorado
Colorado Court of Appeals Rules Against Paying For Witness Testimony Even though case law was already in place against such measures, a case against it has been heard in Colorado. Even though this obviously unethical practice should be common sense, below you’ll find the official opinion from the court. Colorado Court of Appeals, Div. IV. […]
Hydra Government
Please review Robert Sirianni’s challenge against Big Government and arbitrary actions. Click here Records Request Chapter 119 Government Under Sunshine – Robert Sirianni See Also: Brownstone Appellate Law Firm Files Brief to Overturn Conviction in Dalia Dippolito Case
Brownstone Appellate Law Firm Files Brief to Overturn Conviction in Dalia Dippolito Case
Brownstone Law Firm Files Initial Brief in Dalia Dippolito Appeal Brownstone Appellate Law Firm, led by attorneys Robert Sirianni, Michael Brownlee, and Andrew Greenlee, filed the initial brief challenging the conviction and sentence in Dalia Dippolito case. In their brief, appellate lawyers at Brownstone contend that Dalia Dippolito was wrongly convicted in Palm Beach County, […]
Kentucky Legalizes Marijuana Oil
Recently, the vastly conservative state of Kentucky Senate unanimously voted (38-0) to pass a bill that would legalize the medical use of marijuana oil. The bill was largely supported by the Kentucky state governor, as well as the state police. In its next phase, the bill is likely to pass in the House, which would […]