Colton Harris-Moore, 18 year old “Barefoot Bandit”
Catch Him if You Can: The Barefoot Bandit When Colton Harris-Moore was just 18 years old, he was being chased around the world by police for his crimes. The elusive chase would go on for two years before he was finally caught and captured by police in the Bahamas. Colton was not your average teenage […]
Michael Dunn Shoots and Kills 17 year old Jordan Davis
Florida and Stand Your Ground, Take 2: Michael Dunn Shoots and Kills Jordan Davis Not too long after the controversial George Zimmerman case came to a verdict, Florida had a new stand your ground case with national attention. This time Michael Dunn was accused of murdering 17 year old Jordan Davis. Mr. Dunn claims self-defense, […]
The Sordid love affair of Emmett Corrigan and Kandi Hall
A Love Affair Gone Wrong: Emmett Corrigan had been blessed with a successful law career, a beautiful wife, and four children all at the young age of 30. Fresh out of law school, he joined a bankruptcy and criminal defense firm in Boise, Idaho where he met his paralegal, Kandi Hall. The Sordid love affair […]
Release Cornealious Michael Anderson III From Prison– Electronic Petition
Electronic Petition to Release Cornealious Michael Anderson III If you’ve been following our blog, you already know all about Mike Anderson. Find a petition for release on Change.org, please take a minute to sign it. To recap, Mr. Anderson was involved with the robbery of a fast food restaurant a little over a decade ago. […]
Mike Anderson Story, Continued
This American Life: A Radio Broad Cast of Mike Anderson, Represented by Brownstone Law Today popular radio show, This American Life, conducted an on air interview with Cornealious “Mike” Anderson, who is represented by our appellate law firm, Brownstone Law. Below is the transcript from the show as it appeals on their website. If you […]
Criminal Trial Of David Camm
Third Times The Charm For David Camm It has taken 13 years and three trials for former Indiana policeman David Camm to finally walk out of prison, exonerated from two previous murder convictions. It was September of 2000 when David Camm arrived home and opened his garage door to find a grizzly scene; his wife […]
Death Penalty or Life in Prison for Jodi Arias?
Jodi Arias: Criminal Trial Last summers gripping televised trial was that of The State of Arizona v. Jodi Arias. It had everything a fictional soap opera would include over the span of decades on the air love, lust, sex, and a murder. It was a tale that started out too good to be true, and […]
Robert Sirianni Jr. Recently Quoted In Associated Press Article
Robert Sirianni Jr., defense attorney and owner of Brownstone Law, was recently mentioned in an article written by the Associated Press. The case discussed was in regards to Babubhai “Bob” Patel, a pharmacist accused of billing insurers for expensive prescriptions that he never intended to give to customers. Also Read: Read more about the case here: […]
Brownstone Law Mentioned in Recent Riverfront Times News Article
Brownstone Law, an appellate attorney who specializes in post-conviction appeals at our firm, Brownstone Law, was mentioned in a recent article posted on the Riverfront Time, a news outlet in St. Louis, Missouri. Brownstone Law was hired by Cornealious Michael Anderson, a client who was sentenced to thirteen years in prison for a conviction of […]
The War on Drugs: Is It Enemy #1?
When President Nixon declared drug abuse as Americas public enemy number one in 1971, he wasn’t kidding. Could his declaration been an unintentional foreshadowing of the future? Suddenly many federal agencies were created to try to stop the influx of drugs into the United States, and made not only their use, but possession, a serious […]