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NEW YORK SENATE GOVERNOR AND ASSEMBLY REACH DEAL ON REPEALING ROCKEFELLER DRUG LAWS

New York criminal defense lawyers, especially those that handle New York State drug cases, are monitoring an agreement just announced between the New York Senate, Assembly and Governor to repeal the Rockefeller Drug Laws. Details are not fully available but the legislation is expected to substantially reduce and in some…

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New York Criminal Defense Law Firm Tilem & Campbell Announces the Launch of a New Media Page

In our continuing effort to educate the public about important criminal issues and to keep our clients, friends and the public better informed about the cases Tilem & Campbell is involved with, we are pleased to announce the launch of our new “Media Page“. The page can be accessed by…

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NEW YORK CRIMINAL LAWYER PETER TILEM ADMITTED AS A MEMBER OF THE BAR OF THE UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT

New York criminal lawyer Peter H. Tilem has been admitted to practice before the United States Supreme Court, effective January 12, 2009. Having been recommended for admission by two current members of the bar of the US Supreme Court the motion for Mr. Tilem’s admission was granted and his admission…

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New York Times Reports Sharp Increase in Shoplifting Arrests

On the front page of today’s New York Times, the Times is reporting a sharp increase in shoplifting and shoplifting arrests across the Country. Citing several factors including the weak economy the Times is reporting that shoplifting arrests are up ten to twenty percent over last year. At the New…

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New Tork Traffic Ticket Lawyers Tilem & Campbell Announce New Web Page

New York Traffic Ticket Lawyers, Tilem & Campbell are please to announce the posting of their newest web paging entitled “New York City Traffic Tickets“. The page is designed to be a primer of the practices of the New York Traffic Violation Bureau Courts (TVB) that operate in New York…

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NEW YORK CRIMINAL DEFENSE FIRM CHALLENGES MANDATORY MINIMUM SENTENCES IN FEDERAL CRACK CASES

New York criminal defense firm Tilem & Campbell has filed Court papers seeking to prevent the use of mandatory minimum sentences in federal crack cases. Citing the reasoning in the recent Supreme Court decision, Kimbrough v United States that permitted Federal District Courts to consider the “100-1” ratio when considering…

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