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Supreme Court-Ordered Mediation Yields Agreement on Release of Low-Risk County Jail Inmates New Jersey Supreme Court has suspended all jury trials except those already in progress. New Jersey Supreme Court has eliminated the requirement of "excessive hardship" for filing requests to enter guilty pleas in municipal court in absentia. Municipal courts are on a two-week delay. We expect re-scheduling of court dates to begin April 1, 2020. We are OPEN, and certainly respect (and strongly encourage) our clients' needs to be extremely cautious. We support a risk-free relationship. Therefore, I am conducting videoconference interviews whenever possible during the New Jersey Governor's Executive Order 107: "Stay at Home.". 
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Criminal Lawyer in New Jersey & Pennsylvania 39 Years of Experience THE MAKING OF AMERICA'S MOST DANGEROUS CITY (Official Trailer) Brothers Guilty in 2018 Murder February 12, 2020: In a circumstantial evidence case, Curtis Miller was found guilty in the 2018 shooting death of Thomas Reyes on the streets of Camden. Camden County Detectives weave together a convincing case of evidence, including surveillance video tracking Miller and his brother, Ryan Wilkins to and from the murder scene, with DNA, gunshot residue, and phone records connecting the brothers to the murder. Miller was caught on surveillance video discarding his jacket minutes after the shooting that later proved to contain gunshot residue. He then called his cousin to ask her to report the van allegedly used in the murder as stolen. Miller was identified by family members and others as being the person depicted in the several surveillance videos. Murder Acquittal and Murder Dismissal in 2018 Men Beat Murder Charges in Two Camden Cases Murder Acquittal Bronk Miller, represented by Cherry Hill attorney Richard Sparaco - Not Guilty of Murder, Not Guilty of Aggravated Manslaughter, Not Guilt of Weapons Possession, but Guilty of second-degree manslaughter. (4/18/18) Sentenced to ten (10) years. Murder Acquittal On August 22, 2017, Wilbert Shively, represented by Cherry Hill attorney Richard Sparaco, was found Not Guilty by a jury of all charges related to an August 2013 Murder in Camden. The jury took only about three hours of deliberations before totally exonerating Shively, who allegedly shot and killed the victim from the rear seat of a vehicle driven by the victim. (8/22/17) Sexual Assault Acquittal Jury acquits masseuse, represented by Cherry Hill attorney Richard Sparaco, who was accused of sexual assault. A Gloucester County jury acquitted the man accused of sexually assaulting a woman at a local spa in 2012. The man worked as a massage therapist at a spa in Washington Township when a woman visiting for her first massage claimed he touched her inappropriately and assaulted her. Following a two-week trial, the jury deliberated for 50 minutes before finding Sparaco's client not guilty on all counts Murder Acquittal Richard Sparaco, Esq.: 2012 Murder Trial in Camden - Third Consecutive Murder Acquittal in Camden County, New Jersey (4/15/16) Murder Acquittal Jury Acquits Camden Man, Taurean Houston, represented by Cherry Hill attorney Richard Sparaco, of Murder in 2011 Innocent Bystander Shooting (9/30/15) Murder Acquittal Jury Acquits Man, Duron Williams, represented by Cherry Hill attorney Richard Sparaco, of Murder in 2010 Shooting on Camden Streets (6/14/12) Read ESPN's interview of Richard Sparaco on Ray Rice |
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Philadelphia, PA
215-987-6701
MT. HOLLY OFFICE
37 Grant St.
Mt. Holly, NJ
609-605-3690