Marc D'Arienzo apparently has a propensity for not showing up in court for spurious reasons. It got him disciplined in 1999, and in the past year, it's hit him in the pocketbook. A Somerset County judge fined the New Jersey solo $1,000 on Friday for failing to appear at six scheduled court hearings in the case of Shaheem Young, who is charged with first-degree armed robbery. Superior Court Judge Robert Reed says D'Arienzo's poor attendance suggests he has compromised his client's interests.
August 30, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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Marc D’Arienzo apparently has a propensity for not showing up in court for spurious reasons. It got him disciplined in 1999, and during the course of the past year, it’s hit him in the pocketbook.
A Somerset County judge fined the Plainfield, N.J., solo $1,000 on Friday for failing to appear at six scheduled court hearings in the same criminal case, that of Shaheem Young, who is charged with first-degree armed robbery.
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