On March 28, a New York woman pleaded guilty to embezzling $4.1 million from her employer. Officials from the Erie County District Attorney's Office said it is one of the largest individual embezzlement cases prosecutors can recall handling. The defendant, a...
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Month: March 2017
3 men get probation in major marijuana growing case
On Behalf of Law Offices of Samuel Gregory, P.C. | Mar 24, 2017 | Uncategorized
A case that was investigated by the New York State Police has ended with three men being sentenced after pleading guilty to first-degree criminal possession of marijuana. The men were charged with the offense for allegedly being involved in a major grow operation of...
Some of the most addictive drugs used in the US
On Behalf of Law Offices of Samuel Gregory, P.C. | Mar 17, 2017 | Uncategorized
Drug addiction starts small but often grows over time to be out of control. If you need money to support a drug habit, you may turn to dealing or other crimes to get the cash. This often leads to criminal charges and a record that can affect your ability to get a job...
Ponzi scheme allegedly drew in $97 million
On Behalf of Law Offices of Samuel Gregory, P.C. | Mar 17, 2017 | Uncategorized
Two New York City businessmen were indicted on March 7 for allegedly running a Ponzi scheme that involved purported investments in Broadway show and concert tickets. The Securities and Exchange Commission alleged that the two men took in $97 million through the scheme...
African-Americans disproportionately wrongly convicted
On Behalf of Law Offices of Samuel Gregory, P.C. | Mar 10, 2017 | Uncategorized
In New York in 2016, 14 people were exonerated for crimes they did not commit. African-Americans may be more likely to be wrongly convicted of a crime, according to a study that was released on March 7. The study, performed by the National Registry of Exonerations,...
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