Lawyer for accused NYC madam interested in plea

AppId is over the quota
AppId is over the quota
NEW YORK (AP) — A lawyer for the accused madam of a multimillion-dollar New York brothel says he wants to meet with prosecutors to discuss a possible plea deal.

Lawyer Gary Greenwald told the judge hearing Anna Gristina's case Thursday that he would like to meet with the district attorney's office "with a view toward a disposition or resolving the matter."

Prosecutors didn't immediately respond.

Prosecutors say Gristina provided prostitutes to wealthy clients for 15 years. Gristina has pleaded not guilty. She's been held on $2 million bond since February.

Her previous lawyer, Peter Gleason, had offered his $2.5 million loft for Gristina's bond, saying she was broke. He invited Gristina and her family to move in, with her under house arrest.

The judge made no decision on the unusual plea proposal.

View the original article here

Dear interested in plea by the accused NYC

NEW YORK (AP) — a Multimillion dollar New York brothel Madam's lawyer says the accused, he wants to discuss a possible plea deal prosecutors to meet.

Lawyer Gary Greenwald told the judge at the hearing in the case on Thursday, that enter the Gristina, he wants to meet with the district attorney Office "and the view towards the provision or the resolution of the case."

Prosecutors did not respond immediately.

Prosecutors say the prostitutes to their clients from the wealthy, Gristina of 15 years. The opposition proceedings have not been guilty of Gristina. He is considered to be 2 million dollar bonds in February 2009.

His Previous lawyer, Peter Gleason had offered his Gristina: n bonds in the 2.5 million dollar-loft, saying, he had broke up. He called her under house arrest and his family moved to Gristina.

The judge, an unusual plea proposal.

View the original article here