Geauga County prosecutor seeks dismissal of charge against Beachwood Councilman Burkons—Cleveland.com
It has been a case filled with many twists. … When asked for comment, Burkons’ lawyer Peter Pattakos, in an email to cleveland.com, wrote, “Mr.
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He’s a Big City Mayor; His Grandsons Are Suspected Gang Members—The New Republic
Our case against Cleveland mayor Frank Jackson and police chief Calvin Williams over the botched investigation of Antonio Parra’s murder (by two men who drove
After rape case acquittal, defense attorney calls case a ‘sham’—Fremont News-Messenger
Peter Pattakos, one of the attorneys for the defendant, delivered the defendant’s closing argument to the Sandusky County jury, who deliberated for about 90 minutes
’36-year-old men don’t die of pneumonia.’ Akron man sues prison after brother’s death—Akron Beacon Journal
An Akron man incarcerated in a private prison in Youngstown in May 2019 had such severe chest pain that he was having trouble breathing or
ʻHe was supposed to be safe thereʼ: Akron man sues private prison, state authorities over death of his brother—Cleveland.com
An Akron man accused prison officials Friday of failing to provide basic medical care for his brother, who died of pneumonia in his cell a
Judges rule Burkons’ case can’t be heard in Chardon court—Cleveland Jewish News
A three-judge 11th District Court of Appeals in Warren ruled unanimously that Chardon Municipal Court Judge Terri L. Stupica, who the case had been transferred
Case nixed against protester accused of causing hearing loss—Associated Press
An assault charge was dropped against one of two people accused of causing permanent hearing loss to a Cleveland restaurant employee while using megaphones during
Cuyahoga County Prosecutor dismisses felony case of TownHall protester indicted for using megaphone—Cleveland Scene
Cuyahoga County Prosecutor Michael O’Malley has elected to dismiss the criminal case against a protester who demonstrated outside TownHall, an Ohio City bar and restaurant,
Prosecutor drops felony assault charge against one of two protesters charged for bullhorn use outside TownHall restaurant—Cleveland.com
The Cuyahoga County Prosecutor’s Office on Tuesday dropped the criminal case against one of the two people charged with felonious assault after an employee at Ohio
Two protesters were charged for allegedly damaging someone’s hearing with their megaphones—BuzzFeed News
Pattakos [said] that the restaurant owners were “intent on silencing First- Amendment-protected activity outside of their establishments.” “This protest was closely watched by numerous on-duty police