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Dan Wenner authored an article, "How Not To File A Successful Rule 29 Motion," published by Law360. Wenner's article discusses the motion for judgment of acquittal under Federal Rule of Criminal Procedure 29 through an analysis of United States v. Weed, in which the First Circuit affirmed the district court's decision to convict the defendant on all counts. The defendant, a securities lawyer, was involved in a pump-and-dump scheme along with two other individuals in which he produced false opinion letters on their behalves and argued the letters fell into the safe harbor provision of securities law. The First Circuit noted "even if Weed's novel position is correct, a reasonable jury could nonetheless find that his admitted lies about the applicability of Rule 144 were material." The case exemplifies the difficulties federal criminal defendants encounter when challenging the applicability of criminal laws to the facts of their case.
Former SDNY Prosecutor and White Collar Partner Sarah Krissoff authored the article "Complex Jury Selection in Complex Times: The Maxwell Three-Part Process Is Underway," for the New York Law Journal.
On October 25, Stanley A. Twardy, Jr. spoke about the "Republicans and The Rule of Law" at the Darien Men's Association as part of their speakers program.
Judge Christopher Droney (ret.) and Matthew Austin co-authored the article, "The Investigation and Enforcement Landscape Under the Garland Department of Justice," for the New York Law Journal.
On April 16, Steven Cash will participate in a virtual Spy Chat with Chris Costa, Executive Director of the Spy Museum.
Dan Wenner and Stan Twardy authored an article, "Forfeiture and the Eighth Amendment," published in the January/February issue of GPSolo Magazine, a publication of the American Bar Association.
New York Litigation Partner Sarah Krissoff was featured on Australia's "A Current Affair" television program discussing the $450 million superyacht, called the Amadea, that was boarded by Fijian Police as part of the U.S. Government's KleptoCapture Task Force.
Day Pitney White Collar and General Criminal Defense Partner Sarah Krissoff was featured in Reuters' Fast Take video titled, "Trump's Consequences for Ignoring N.Y. Subpoena."
Day Pitney White Collar and General Criminal Defense Partner Sarah Krissoff was quoted in the Reuters article, "New York Judge Holds Trump in Contempt for Failing to Comply with Subpoena."
On April 11, Day Pitney White Collar and General Criminal Defense partner Sarah Krissoff was a guest on Court TV, where she provided commentary on the cases of the day.
Day Pitney White Collar Partner Sarah Krissoff was featured in The List's article, "Ghislaine Maxwell's Family Sounds Off About The Court's Latest Ruling In Her Case."
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