Lawrence Weinstein
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court has revoked the law license of an Ardmore lawyer and former Northampton Township supervisor who pleaded guilty in October to charges related to surreptitiously taking intimate photographs of women.
January 27, 2020 at 03:33 PM
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The Pennsylvania Supreme Court has revoked the law license of an Ardmore lawyer and former Northampton Township supervisor who pleaded guilty in October to charges related to surreptitiously taking intimate photographs of women.
Lawrence J. Weinstein was disbarred on consent by order of the state Supreme Court on Monday.
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