By Kenny, Burns & McGill | Published February 19, 2024 | Posted in Criminal Defense, Firm News | Tagged Tags: Gun, Manslaughter, Philadelphia, Probation |
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Client Released to Probation 60 Days Early
The team at Kenny, Burns & McGill is pleased to announce that one of our clients has been released from jail 60 days ahead of schedule, thanks to the talented work of Attorneys Eileen Burns and Thomas Kenny. Our client was involved in the accidental discharge of a firearm which led to the tragic death Read More
Read MoreHouse 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
Read MoreVictory for Father Arrested After Calling Cops on Trespassers
While we’d like to believe that the police are infallible, the truth is that they are human, and they can easily respond to situations in unhelpful or inappropriate ways. A hardworking father and librarian recently experienced this first-hand, after a call to the police to protect his family from trespassers ended in his own arrest. Read More
Read MoreBail Reduced on Gun Case in Philly
Client was facing gun charges including VUFA 18 CC 6106 (firearms not to be carried without a license) and VUFA 18 CC 6108 (possessing firearms on the street of Philadelphia) at the Juanita Kidd Stout Center for Criminal Justice in Philly. Client was given a bail of 100,000 dollars following his bail hearing, primarily because Read More
Read MoreSuccessful Bail Hearing at Philly CJC
Bail was set today for a client of Kenny, Burns & McGill who was arrested late Wednesday night for charges relating to an armed robbery with a firearm. Charges included “Person not to Possess Firearm as a Prior Convict” and “Robbery, Felony of the First Degree.” The very next day, Attorney Tom Kenny walked into Read More
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