Tag: trial

• 23 November 2021
• by: NiaLena Caravasos
• in: Blog
• tag: advocacy, defense, judge, merlino nialena, nationwide, nialena, real life, skills future, trial
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Tapping into her federal mafia trial experience, nationally recognized Philadelphia federal criminal defense and white collar crime attorney NiaLena Caravasos was invited to judge a national law school mock trial competition featuring sixteen of the top trial advocacy programs in the country and hosted by the Drexel University Thomas R. Kline School of Law. Sitting as a judge in a first […]

• 12 July 2018
• by: NiaLena Caravasos
• in: Blog
• tag: bykofsky, cop, cop killer, cop killers, criminal defense, death penalty, death row, execution, inquirer, killer, killers, Krasner, Larry Krasner, murder, Philadelphia, philadelphia inquirer, stu bykofsky, trial, white collare
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Philadelphia Inquirer writer Stu Bykofsky wrote about the two accused cop killers, Carlton Hipps and Ramone Williams, who pled guilty to the murder of Philadelphia Police Sgt. Robert Wilson III and surrendered their right to appeal. Under the plea agreement, they will receive a life sentence plus 50 to 100 years in prison. However, the […]

• 05 March 2016
• by: NiaLena Caravasos
• in: Blog
• tag: court, fact, flyer, includes, indiana, justice, local, man, offender, prison, prosecutor, prosecutors, received, schizophrenic, seeking, sentence, trial, woman, year
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A recent blog in Reason.com brought to light the bragging of a local Indiana prosecutor who is seeking reelection. The full headline of the posting is entitled “Indiana Prosecutor Bradley Cooper Is ‘Proudly Over-Crowding our Prisons’: Cooper’s new campaign flyer brags about the people he’s put in prison for decades over drug sales and minor […]