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"Long Sentence Ordered in '06 Attempted Robbery" by Ernesto Londono
Mariana C. Cordier successfully defends her client accused of attempted murder for allegedly participating in a gun battle over an armored car in Silver Spring, Maryland. Her client was aquitted by a Montgomery County jury while his co-defendant was found guilty by the same jury and received 110 years. She told reporters that the prosecution did not have enough evidence to implicate him in the crime and a Montgomery County jury agreed.
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by Ernesto Londono
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"Driver charged with using slingshot" by Sarah Fortney
Alexander Cordier successfully defends a client accused by a Baltimore man who said he used a slingshot to fire a missile during a road rage incident on I-70. The case was placed on an inactive docket and is expected to be dismissed from his record after one year.
“Stickup at the Smoothie King" by Alicia C. Shepard.
Five good students and a robbery in Bethesda. The parents called some of the area’s best lawyers. One of whom was Mariana C. Cordier,who stated "I'm pleased and relieved. These are nice people, a nice family."
“Traffic stop leads to arrest” by Gina Gallucci
The Frederick Police Department arrested a Frederick man on drug charges about 12:30 a.m. Tuesday in the 900 block of West Patrick Street after initiating a traffic stop for his vehicle not having a front license plate.
"Fourth Teen Receives House Arres For Role in Robbery " by Audury Dutton
Mariana C. Cordier successfully defends one of the "Smothie King Five." Her 17 year old client receives 4 months house arrest, 1 year probation and 50 hours community service.
"Last Defendant in Smothie King Case Pleads Guilty: Sentencing Feb " by Josh Barr
Mariana C. Cordier successfully negotiated a plea bargain for client where in exchange prosecutors dropped felony charges of armed robbery and conspiracy to commit armed robbery. Mariana Cordier said her client did not participate in the planning of the robbery but acknowledged guilt because he attended what assistant state's attorney Tom DeGonia called a post-robbery "pizza party" and accepted $40 of the $463 taken in the heist.
“Two arrested in robbery, stabbing” by Erin Henk
Mariana C. Cordier successfully obtained a plea bargain of assault 2nd degree where her client was was originally facing charges including attempted first- and second-degree murder, armed robbery, several counts of first- and second-degree assault and several counts of reckless endangerment.
"For Immigrants, Help Can Be Risky " by Krissah Williams
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