Ronald Goldstock, Lawyer at Ronald Goldstock

Ronald Goldstock, Member Attorney
General Practice

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Address: 15 Hall Ave., Larchmont, NY 10538

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Practice Areas:	General Practice
Bio:	Author: "The Prosecutor as Problem Solver," The Center for Research in Crime and Justice of the New York University School of Law, (Occasional Paper Series), 1991; "'Criminal' Lawyers: The Use of Electronic Surveillance and Search Warrants in the Investigations of Attorneys Suspected of Criminal Wrongdoing," 136 U. of Pa. Law Review 1855, with Steven Chananie, (1988); "Corruption and Racketeering in the New York Construction Industry," (The Final Report of the New York State Organized Crime Task Force) New York University Press (1990); " Controlling the Contemporary Loanshark: The Law of Illicit Lending and the Problem of Witness Fear," 65 Cornell Law Review 127, with Dan T. Coenen (1980); "On the Waterfront: RICO and Labor Racketeering," 17 American Criminal Law Review 341, with G.R. Blakey, (1980); "Rackets Bureaus: the Investigation and Prosecution of Organized Crime," (LEAA Prescriptive Package), with G.R. Blakey and C.H Rogovin, (1978); "Extoritionate and Usurious Credit Transactions: A Simulated Investigation with Teacher's Guide," (1978); "The Investigation and Prosecution of Complex Narcotics Cases: A Simulated Investigation," with M. Goldsmith, (1989); "Labor Racketeering: A Simulated Investigation," Teacher's Guide and Background Materials, with G.R. Blakey and G. Bradley, (1979); "Official Corruption: A Simulated Investigation," Teacher's Guide and Background Materials, with G.R. Blakey, (1977); "Theft and Fencing: A Simulated Investigation," Teacher's Gu
Admitted:	1969, New York; 1969, U.S. District Court, Southern and Eastern Districts of New York;
College:	Cornell University, Class of 1966, A.B.
Law School:	Harvard University, Class of 1969, J.D.
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Languages:	English

Lawyer Ronald Goldstock, graduated from Cornell University, Class of 1966, A.B. Harvard University, Class of 1969, J.D., is now employed by Ronald Goldstock at 15 Hall Ave. Larchmont, NY 10538.Ronald Goldstock is one of the more than one million lawyers in United States. Before choosing Ronald Goldstock as your lawyer, you should consider whether Ronald Goldstock offers free consultation, (if not) how much the initial interview costs, if there is any hidden attorney fees, what's the fee schedule, whether he or she has good community reputation and is able to provide a list of good references. You can also contact the Board of Professional Responsibility of the state bar, to find out if Ronald Goldstock has ever been placed under any disciplinary actions. Please be aware that, though Ronald Goldstock's office is located at Larchmont, NY, he or she might belong to the bar association of other states.

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Ronald Goldstock has been admitted in 1969, New York; 1969, U.S. District Court, Southern and Eastern Districts of New York;. His or her practice areas include General Practice.

Ronald Goldstock's college and law school education includes Cornell University, Class of 1966, A.B., Harvard University, Class of 1969, J.D.. Other biographical background includes Author: "The Prosecutor as Problem Solver," The Center for Research in Crime and Justice of the New York University School of Law, (Occasional Paper Series), 1991; "'Criminal' Lawyers: The Use of Electronic Surveillance and Search Warrants in the Investigations of Attorneys Suspected of Criminal Wrongdoing," 136 U. of Pa. Law Review 1855, with Steven Chananie, (1988); "Corruption and Racketeering in the New York Construction Industry," (The Final Report of the New York State Organized Crime Task Force) New York University Press (1990); " Controlling the Contemporary Loanshark: The Law of Illicit Lending and the Problem of Witness Fear," 65 Cornell Law Review 127, with Dan T. Coenen (1980); "On the Waterfront: RICO and Labor Racketeering," 17 American Criminal Law Review 341, with G.R. Blakey, (1980); "Rackets Bureaus: the Investigation and Prosecution of Organized Crime," (LEAA Prescriptive Package), with G.R. Blakey and C.H Rogovin, (1978); "Extoritionate and Usurious Credit Transactions: A Simulated Investigation with Teacher's Guide," (1978); "The Investigation and Prosecution of Complex Narcotics Cases: A Simulated Investigation," with M. Goldsmith, (1989); "Labor Racketeering: A Simulated Investigation," Teacher's Guide and Background Materials, with G.R. Blakey and G. Bradley, (1979); "Official Corruption: A Simulated Investigation," Teacher's Guide and Background Materials, with G.R. Blakey, (1977); "Theft and Fencing: A Simulated Investigation," Teacher's Gu. You should contact other lawyers and law firms nearby before choosing your legal representatives.

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