By Kenny, Burns & McGill | Published June 28, 2022 | Posted in Criminal Defense, Firm News | Tagged Tags: Assault, Bail, Criminal defense, Pennsylvania, Philadelphia | Comments Off on Client’s Bail Reduced by $25,000
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Client’s Bail Reduced by $25,000
Kenny, Burns & McGill is pleased to announce a recent and successful motion to reduce a client’s bail by $25,000. The team at Kenny, Burns & McGill frequently handles difficult cases, many of which include violent allegations. In the United States of America, everyone has a right to due process. We believe that each person Read More
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Supreme Court Continues to Restrict Habeas Corpus
The federal government of the United States has been slowly chipping away at the availability of habeas corpus for at least five decades, but this effort has become more concentrated in the past 25 years. If you or a loved one is seeking relief through a habeas corpus petition, make sure to reach out to Read More
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Supreme Court Expands Gun Rights
One of the most important gun cases in over a decade was decided today by the Supreme Court of the United States, striking down a New York State law that required residents of that state to show a special need to defend themselves when applying for a concealed carry permit. While it is yet unknown Read More
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Appeal Victory; Sentence Reversed and Remanded
Kenny, Burns & McGill are proud to announce a brilliant outcome for a client. When a judge acted illegally and unjustly imprisoned our client, we were able to overturn the sentence and free an innocent man. Our client, who we’ll call Mr. Chris Dent, was under supervised release from a previous run-in with the law. Read More
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House Arrest Granted for Self-Defense Murder Suspect
The criminal defense team at Kenny, Burns & McGill is incredibly pleased to announce that a client who acted in self-defense (but charged with murder as a result) has been granted house arrest and will return home to her family. A woman who we’ll call Mrs. Janet Winslow is in many ways your typical Philadelphia Read More
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How to Appeal Philadelphia Property Taxes – 2023 Values Are Increasing by 31%
Philadelphia Property Taxes Are Scheduled to Increase by an Average of 31% in 2023 The City of Philadelphia government has completed its reassessment of nearly 600,000 properties throughout Philadelphia, resulting in higher property value assessments for many affected homeowners in 2023. Kenny, Burns & McGill is appealing many of these tax assessments to make sure its Read More
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Young Mother Released from Philadelphia Prisons with Credit for Time Served
The Criminal Defense team at Kenny, Burns & McGill is very happy to announce that a new mother has been successfully freed from prison after spending 14 months behind bars. Instead of spending years in jail, she will be able to go home and raise her child. Some people actively seek out trouble, and some Read More
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All Charges Thrown Out – 22 In Total
The Criminal Defense team at Kenny, Burns & McGill is proud to announce the complete dismissal of every single charge connected to one of our clients – that’s 22 charges in total, all gone! One chilly day in December, a man we’ll call Mr. George Clark had a very exciting evening. When all was said Read More
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1,400+ Felonies Dropped in Alleged Mail Theft Case – Firm Record!
Kenny, Burns & McGill is pleased to announce a massive win for one of our clients; we were able to get 1,436 of this individual’s charges dropped in the very first stages of their case! Yes, you read that right – nearly 1,500 charges withdrawn. A man we’ll call Mr. Benny Currier had a group Read More
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Philadelphia Sheriff’s Sale Postponed; Client’s Property Saved
Kenny, Burns & McGill are very happy to report the successful delay of a sudden sheriff’s sale, which will allow our Philadelphia client to pay off his debts and profit from his own investments. A man we’ll call Christopher Garcia struggled as many of us did during the earlier days of the COVID-19 pandemic. Mr. Read More
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