On behalf of Patrick T. McNally, Attorney at Law | Jan 27, 2018 | Post Conviction
When a defendant is exonerated, what happens next? Suppose the defense proves that DNA evidence from the crime scene does not match the defendant. Or, perhaps a key witness recants their story. In some cases, misconduct by the police, prosecutors or the jury is...
On behalf of Patrick T. McNally, Attorney at Law | Jan 16, 2018 | Uncategorized
There are some kinds of services that you don’t want to take a chance with: dentists, airplane pilots, surgeons and sushi chefs. These workers must be skilled enough to manage the high risks of their job. Just like other professions that handle safety and...
On behalf of Patrick T. McNally, Attorney at Law | Jan 13, 2018 | Post Conviction
Keith Tharpe, an African-American, was convicted of a terrible crime. In 1990, a Georgia jury said he had ambushed his wife and sister-in-law while they were driving to work. He murdered the sister-in-law and then kidnapped and raped his wife. The...
