Acquitted in Shooting
Perry deMarco's client was acquitted of being the man who fired a shotgun blast from a moving car that killed a 30-year-old man.
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Perry deMarco's client was acquitted of being the man who fired a shotgun blast from a moving car that killed a 30-year-old man.
Defense attorney Perry DeMarco argued that the witnesses who testified against his client were too high on drugs to have known what happened and a Common Pleas jury acquitted deMarco's client.
A Common Pleas jury acquitted a 27 year-old after defense attorney Perry deMarco argued that there was "reasonable doubt" his client was the knife-wielding thief who tried to rob a woman outside her home.
Defense attorney Perry deMarco argued that his client, a 22 year old woman from South Philadelphia, acted in self defense when she fatally stabbed an off-duty bartender.
A West Philadelphia man was found not guilty of robbery in less than one hour after defense attorney Perry deMarco took apart the testimony of the victim.
An angry judge criticized a jury for finding a 16 year-old Not Guilty of Murder. The judge claimed there was no way you should have found this defendant not-guilty. Defense attorney Perry DeMarco was pleased with the verdict and noted that the defendant testified that the killing was in self-defense.
In a duel of barbecue sticks, defense attorney Perry deMarco was successful in winning an acquittal for his client, claiming it was self defense.
The double-murder hearing was cancelled after defense attorney Perry deMarco asked charges be dropped when the "eyewitness" couldn't pick out the defendant in a lineup. Perry deMarco stated his client was the victim of mistaken identity in both the cases.