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SFBJ: Trump commutes prison sentence of Esformes, convicted of $1B Medicare fraud

By Brian Bandell – Senior Reporter, South Florida Business Journal December 23, 2020 Philip Esformes will be released from federal prison after President Donald Trump commuted his 20-year sentence for Medicare fraud. The $1 billion fraud a federal jury convicted the 52-year-old Miami resident of committing through bribery, money laundering,…

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South Florida Man Sentenced to Lesser Charges on Appeal in First-Degree Murder Case

Larry Modena and William Dabbs were friends. Their lives intersected on many different levels. In addition to sharing their private lives they also worked together at Modena’s contracting and construction company, Atlantic Coast Builders. Their relationship seemed nothing out of the ordinary until a fateful day in October 2011 in…

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South Florida Mother Charged with Murder of Son She Claimed was Abducted

The Amber Alert sounded in the early morning of May 22 trilling cell phones and the emergency broadcast system on local television networks, as well as sending the alert to the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children Network, a division of the US Department of Justice. The Amber Alert…

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United States v. Alexandra Slovkovic (Motion for Compassionate Release)

This post is a continuation of a breaking news story found under Case Results on my Website relating to my Motion on behalf of Alexandra Slovkovic’s Request for Compassionate Release. At approximately the same time I entered the Motion on behalf of my client Alexandra Slovkovic, Correctional officers at the…

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South Florida Woman Appeal for Bail Deferred

Originally charged with second-degree murder which carries a potential life sentence if found guilty, a Coral Springs woman had the charges against her downgraded to second-degree manslaughter after prosecutors said they reviewed the evidence and the law. The suspect, Yvonne Serrano was arrested late last November after calling 911 when…

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*** Special (Compassionate Release) *** COVID-19 Coronavirus Attorney

As the Coronavirus spreads exponentially across the United States many local and states have been releasing thousands of low-risk inmates who could be at risk, particularly the elderly and those with underlying medical conditions. Additionally, many criminal-justice reform advocates have urged the president to use his power of clemency to…

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