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For over a decade, the federal criminal lawyers of LaRusso Conway & Bartling have been involved in many notable federal cases in federal courts throughout the country.
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Successful track record defending the most serious and high profile drug crimes. We possess a unique background with one of a kind knowledge in drug crimes and defenses.
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commitment, professionalism, and aggressive advocacy.
LaRusso Conway & BaRTLING
Founded in 2004, our Firm has over 65 years of practice in assisting clients with a wide range of issues involving both criminal and civil law.
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Our Long Island defense lawyers share a common background of extraordinary achievements and exceptional qualifications, and we are passionate about providing the highest level of criminal defense.
The Law Firm of LaRusso Conway & Bartling is unique for a number of reasons, most notably because our founding attorneys are both former federal prosecutors with extensive legal knowledge to employ for your defense.
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Suspected Bloods gang member indicted in Baldwin Harbor killing, federal prosecutors say
Newsday: Cruz pleaded not guilty at his arraignment, said his attorney, Nancy Bartling of Mineola. “It’s designated a complex case; there’s voluminous discovery on this matter,” said Bartling. “Obviously we’re going to vigorously defend it.”
Counterfeit opioid pills are tricking users — sometimes with lethal results
The Washington Post: O'Neil's lawyer, Nancy Lynn Bartling, said her client plans to plead guilty once an agreement with the government is finalized. He was, she said, a drug addict and did this "to basically pay for his addiction, to buy more drugs, to feed the vicious cycle."
Ex-Oyster Bay supervisor Venditto, others charged with corruption
Newsday: The Town of Oyster Bay’s government was awash with “unscrupulous public officials” whose alleged crimes included involvement in “bribery, money laundering and a crooked multi-million dollar property deal,” Nassau County District Attorney Madeline Singas said Thursday as authorities unsealed indictments against eight people with ties to the municipality.
James Burke, Ex-Suffolk County Police Chief, Pleads Guilty
New York Times: The former police chief of Suffolk County pleaded guilty on Friday to federal charges stemming from accusations that he beat a suspect in custody, threatened to kill him and then coerced his fellow officers into covering up the misconduct.
James Burke, former Suffolk police chief of department, arrested
Newsday: James Burke, the former Suffolk County chief of department, was arrested Wednesday morning on charges of assaulting a handcuffed suspect and then conspiring to cover up a subsequent federal investigation, according to court documents.
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