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The one-legged Manhattan millionaire convicted of clocking a gorgeous, self-described "naked masseuse" in the head with his solid gold Rolex has been sent to jail for 60 days. Thomas Hartmann -- a construction worker-turned-real estate magnate thanks to
Manhattan prosecutors have subpoenaed Yankee general manger Brian Cashman’s bank records—which sources say include evidence that he coughed up as much as $20,000 to accused extortionist and purported mistress Louise Meanwell as far back as April, The Pos
Ken Moreno, left, awaits Judge Gregory Carro's sentencing with his attorneys Chad Seigel, center, and Joseph Tacopina at State Supreme court, Monday, Aug. 8, 2011, in New York. Moreno, 43, a former New York City police officer, convicted of official... View Photo »
Prosecutors in Manhattan want the millionaire amputee who won a $19 million excessive force verdict against Nassau police in 2010 for running over his leg to serve a year in jail for punching a woman, his lawyer said Tuesday.Thomas Hartmann, 43, who won
Prosecutors are asking for the maximum sentence -- a year in jail -- for the one-legged Manhattan millionaire convicted of pummeling a beautiful "naked masseuse" in an oddball misdemeanor assault-by-Rolex case. Thomas Hartmann was supposed to be sentence
It all started with some hasty scribble on the back of a napkin at Estadio Olimpico in Rome. Joseph Tacopina, the high-profile, soccer-mad New York criminal defense lawyer, was taking in a soccer game seven years ago involving the team that has been a li
Ken Moreno, right, arrives at State Supreme court with attorney Joseph Tacopina, Monday, Aug. 8, 2011, in New York. Moreno, 43, a former New York City police officer, convicted of official misconduct but acquitted of raping a woman, was sentenced Monday... View Photo »
Top criminal defense lawyer Joseph Tacopina has had more than his fair share of courtroom victories, and now the soccer-mad litigator is reveling in a huge win in a new field. Five years after launching a unsuccessful bid backed by George Soros to buy Ro
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Joseph Tacopina, attorney for the Le family, center, speaks to the media as Vivian Van Le, mother of Annie Le, left, and family friend Mary Nguyen, right, listens outside Superior Court in New Haven, Conn. , Friday, June 3, 2011. Raymond Clark III was sentenced to 44 years in the murder...
View Photo »Joseph Tacopina, attorney for the Le family, speaks to the media outside Superior Court in New Haven, Conn. , Thursday, March 17, 2011. Raymond Clark III appeared Thursday to change his plea to guilty to murder and attempted sexual assault in the strangling of 24-year-old Yale...
View Photo »Ken Moreno, right, arrives at State Supreme court with attorney Joseph Tacopina, Monday, Aug. 8, 2011, in New York. Moreno, 43, a former New York City police officer, convicted of official misconduct but acquitted of raping a woman, was sentenced Monday to a year in jail. Moreno and...
View Photo »Vivian Van Le, mother of Annie Le, center walks with Joseph Tacopina, attorney for the Le family, right, and an unidentified woman, left, outside Superior Court in New Haven, Conn. , Friday, June 3, 2011. Raymond Clark III is being sentenced in the murder and attempted sexual assault in...
View Photo »Joseph Tacopina, attorney for the Le family, center, speaks to the media as Vivian Van Le, mother of Annie Le, left, and family friend Mary Nguyen, right, listens outside Superior Court in New Haven, Conn. , Friday, June 3, 2011. Raymond Clark III was sentenced to 44 years in the murder...
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