Willingboro man acquitted in kidnapping and rape of township teen A Willingboro man was acquitted Monday of most of the charges against him, including kidnapping and aggravated sexual assault, in the alleged attack of a 14-year-old girl in Willingboro six years ago. Read More
Willingboro man acquitted of Maple Shade motel murder MOUNT HOLLY — A Superior Court jury acquitted a Willingboro man of all charges in the motel murder of a Beverly man four years ago. Read More
Defense attorney Robin Lord blasts Trenton police after NJ court rules cops must save, share notes TRENTON — Famed defense attorney Robin Kay Lord blasted the Trenton Police Department after Jersey’s Supreme Court ruled that cops who investigate crimes cannot destroy their contemporaneous notes after writing up official reports. Read More
Decorated Trenton cop’s credibility questioned after Robin Lord wins 3-kilo cocaine case Walter Funderburg, 57, of Trenton, for the last four years was facing serious drug charges on allegations he possessed and intended to sell a whopping 3 kilograms of cocaine. Read More
Chalk up another win for Lord For more than a decade, Lord has been successful in getting juries to question the authorities and accept her versions of the events in some major crimes. Read More
Diaz found not guilty of murder The jury returned the verdict around 5 p.m. after deliberating over Diaz’s fate all day yesterday and part of Wednesday. Read More
Judge throws out Minus murder charge Henry Minus, 27, allegedly met with 15-year-old Hanifah Allen in the North Clinton Avenue apartment she shared with her mother, Gloria, on Feb. 6, 2001. Read More
Montgomery acquitted on 9 counts: Attorney Robin Lord: ‘Justice was served’ “Justice was served,” said his teary-eyed attorney, Robin Lord, after the jurors left the courtroom. “I have complete faith in the jury system.” Read More
Robin Riled Up A defense lawyer known for confounding the authorities yesterday said procedural mistakes by Trenton cops could overturn many of the criminal convictions of the past two decades. Read More
TRY, TRY AGAIN: Jury deadlocked in Wiley slay trial Superior Court Judge Paul Innes declared the mistrial when the jury — after nine hours of deliberation over three days — notified him that a verdict was unreachable as to Bradden Wiley’s guilt or innocence. Read More