Philadelphia Lawyer Arrested at Blair County Court House

[Statkowski]

http://www.altoonamirror.com/page/co...e.html?nav=742

Apparently a lawyer from Philadelphia "forgot" he had a loaded .25-cal. pistol in his briefcase as he went through security at the Blair County Court House. He also apparently "forgot" he had a small amount of weed in there, too. Didn't bother even trying to check in his handgun (as required by law).

[phill]

http://www.altoonamirror.com/page/co...e.html?nav=742

Apparently a lawyer from Philadelphia "forgot" he had a loaded .25-cal. pistol in his briefcase as he went through security at the Blair County Court House. He also apparently "forgot" he had a small amount of weed in there, too. Didn't bother even trying to check in his handgun (as required by law).

He needs to find himself a GOOD lawyer.

[Cyclops]

Another candidate for a Darwin Award.

[philadelphia patriot]

I wish they released his name.

[frankski]

http://www.altoonamirror.com/page/co...e.html?nav=742

Apparently a lawyer from Philadelphia "forgot" he had a loaded .25-cal. pistol in his briefcase as he went through security at the Blair County Court House. He also apparently "forgot" he had a small amount of weed in there, too. Didn't bother even trying to check in his handgun (as required by law).

Perhaps the most embarrassing part of this fiasco.

[Mitch10mm]

He can say goodbye to his reefer smoking rights

[Gman106]

At least this dope was smart enough to pass his bar exam. Hillary flunked the DC bar exam and had to move to Arkansas to finally pass the one required in that backward, hick state.

[BenGlock]

Donald J. Feinberg. http://www.thefeinbergfirm.com/ Court docket is attached.

[GunLawyer001]

Donald J. Feinberg. http://www.thefeinbergfirm.com/ Court docket is attached.

Well, as much as I'm not a fan of the .25 ACP round or taking guns into courthouses, I do like his "smaller firm with less overhead" approach. What benefits the client is not a gate-keeping secretary to shelter the lawyers from the clients, or marble floors or oak paneling; what helps the client is the research and argument that shows up in court and in the pleadings.

Now, let's see what happens to him as a result of this oversight.....

[Gman106]

He believes in second chances. He better hope the DA/judge does, too!

From his website:

SECOND CHANCES
EVERYONE deserves a second chance. Sometimes good and honorable people make stupid mistakes. There are at least two ways to deal with stupid mistakes: Recognize your mistake and learn and grow from it or keep making the same mistake. With the support of my family, mother and father, I was able to learn from my mistake and to blossom there from. It was at this point in my life where I learned to love and recognized that people as a whole where good hearted and helpful. It is where I learned to help people. A lesson my father had been preaching his entire life. In dedication to my father, recently deceased in, February 2013, I made the decision to open my own law firm named in his distinguished honor "The Feinberg Firm". It is in my father's honor that I decided to charge clients reasonable attorney fees. It is also in his honor that I decided to handle first offense criminal cases, at a reasonable fee. If someone would not have given me a chance to succeed, I would not be doing what I love doing today. I am committed to attempting to give this same chance to deserving people.