Wednesday, February 18, 2015

A lawyer who doesn't tell the truth--shocking!

A lawyer who doesn't tell the truth--shocking!

February 18, 2015 Harvard Law School , 1 Comments
Harvard Law To Honor Lawyer Who Lied About Anti-Cop Video

By Tara Palmeri, Shawn Cohen and Bruce Golding, Feb. 16, 2015, NYPost.com

Students at Harvard Law School plan to honor the Bronx public defender who was caught lying about her organization’s role in an outrageous anti-cop rap video, The Post has learned.

Robin Steinberg is among 50 female lawyers and policymakers who will be lauded next month as an “inspiration” to aspiring attorneys at the elite grad school.

Steinberg, executive director of the Bronx Defenders, is serving a 60-day suspension after city investigators determined she tried to cover up her taxpayer-funded group’s role in producing a rap video that showed a uniformed cop with guns pointed at his head.

Two underlings were forced to resign over the “Hands Up” video, first reported by The Post.

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  1. Lawyers Greenville NCFebruary 20, 2015 at 8:34 AM

    A competent criminal defense lawyer can negotiate a plea bargain, prepare your case for trial, and craft the best strategy for your defense. If you're facing a criminal charge, you should hire a criminal defense lawyer to help you understand the nature of the charges filed, any available defenses, plea bargain deals, and the consequences a criminal conviction will mean for you.

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