Expert Consulting

Criminal Cases

Paul Mones provides expert consulting services to attorneys nationwide in parricides, domestic violence homicides and battered person defenses. Mr. Mones has assisted counsel in these cases throughout the United States. Additionally he has provided consulting services to attorneys in Australia and Canada.

Paul Mones is also available to serve as an expert witness in the sentencing phase of a patricide or matricide case. He has testified as an expert witness in Oklahoma, West Virginia and New York.

 

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    • Paul Mones selected as a Lawyer of the Year 2012 by Lawyers USA.
    • January 17, 2013:  Video Games Hold No Answers.  Read the story on HuffingtonPost.com.
    • January 14, 2013:  Judge to rule in neo-Nazi’s slaying.  Read the story in the L.A. Times.
    • January 10, 2013:  Will Yeshiva Make Abuse Report Public?  Read the story in The Jewish Daily Forward.
    • December 19, 2012:  Expert calls Newtown shooting “fundamentally different” because it started with matricide.  Read the story on CBS News.
    • November 17, 2012: A North Jersey family destroyed by Boy Scout abuse.  Read the story at NorthJersey.com.
    • November 17, 2012:  Files released by Boy Scouts identify local abuse cases.  Read this story at Ocala.com.
    • October 20, 2012: Massachusetts Senator Scott Brown announced support for a Congressional investigation of the BSA’s sexual abuse prevention policies. Read the story in the Boston Herald.
    • October 19, 2012:  Boy Scouts ‘perversion files’: New lawsuits, damages likely.  Read more in the L.A. Times.
    • October 19, 2012:  Boy Scouts release secret child abuse files — ‘the pain and the anguish of thousands’.  Read more at U.S. News.
    • October 19, 2012:  Decades of abuse of Boy Scouts detailed.  Read more in the San Francisco Chronicle.
    • October 18, 2012:  Boy Scouts child abuse files: Can the organization withstand their release?  Read more in The Christian Science Monitor.
    • October 18, 2012:  Files show locals helped cover up Scout abuse.  Read more on USAToday.com.
    • October 18, 2012:  Scout “perversion” files from 1959-1985 show local officials helped hush up some abuse cases.  Read more on FOXNews.com.
    • October 18, 2012: Boy Scout ‘perversion files’: Public gets unprecedented look at secret records on suspected abusers.  Read more on OregonLive.

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