Commonwealth v. Slack, CP-67-CR-6214-2003
N/AOUTCOME: Charges dismissed
Charges of false swearing and unsworn falsification were dismissed following my filing of a Rule 600 (speedy trial) motion.
Jeffrey Andrew Rowe's Legal Cases (21)
Real estate Lawyer
Practice Areas: Real Estate, Business ... +2 more
In re H.G.
N/AOUTCOME: Fully favorable decision
Client found disabled following hearing before Administrative Law Judge on the basis of complications of Turner's Syndrome, learning disabilities, and various other related issues. Due to confidentiali ... ty and privacy rights of all SSD clients, names will not be divulged.
In re J.K.
N/AOUTCOME: Fully favorable decision
Client found disabled immediately prior to a hearing with an Administrative Law Judge on the basis of hypoplastic left heart syndrome and neurological issues. Due to confidentiality and privacy rights ... of all SSD clients, names will not be divulged.
In re A.Z., a minor
N/AOUTCOME: Fully favorable decision
Client found disabled following hearing before Administrative Law Judge on the basis of reactive attachment disorder and various other related issues. Due to confidentiality and privacy rights of all S ... SD clients, names will not be divulged.
In re C.R.
N/AOUTCOME: Fully favorable decision after amendment to alleged onset date
Client found disabled following hearing before Administrative Law Judge on the basis of a rare eye condition that severely restricted his field of vision. Due to confidentiality and privacy rights of a ... ll SSD clients, names will not be divulged.
In re L.S.
N/AOUTCOME: Fully favorable decision
Client found disabled following hearing before Administrative Law Judge on the basis of long-term complications following lower back surgery. Due to confidentiality and privacy rights of all SSD client ... s, names will not be divulged.
In re V.M.
N/AOUTCOME: Fully favorable decision
Client found disabled following hearing before Administrative Law Judge on the basis of syncope and pseudo-seizures. Due to confidentiality and privacy rights of all SSD clients, names will not be divu ... lged.
Commonwealth v. Boyd, 39 Pa. D. & C.5th 260 (2014)
N/AOUTCOME: Evidence suppressed
The trial court held that the Wiretap Act prohibited the prosecution from introducing video and audio of the defendant making a telephone call to his parents after the police had indicated that they w ... ould give the defendant some privacy. Had it been introduced, the prosecution surely would have argued that the defendant confessed or at least acknowledged his guilt.
In re C.R.
N/AOUTCOME: Fully favorable decision
Client found disabled following hearing before Administrative Law Judge on the basis of Intellectual Disability and various other mental health issues. Due to confidentiality and privacy rights of all ... SSD clients, names will not be divulged.
Commonwealth v. Coleman, CP-41-CR-062-2013
N/AOUTCOME: Charges withdrawn with prejudice
The DA withdrew all of the charges against my client, including three counts of drug delivery, following my filing of a Rule 600 (speedy trial) motion.
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