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ROSENBLUM, SCHWARTZ, ROGERS & GLASS, P.C. is frequently mentioned in the local media, not only for our involvement and success with our clients, but also for our involvement in our community. You may search STLTODAY.com for recent news articles.

• During the week of February 11, 2013, Scott Rosenblum tried to a jury in the City of St. Louis, an assault in the first degree and armed criminal action case, State of Missouri v. Nicholas Oughton. The jury acquitted after three hours of deliberation.
• During the week of May 13, 2013, Scott Rosenblum tried to a jury in Crawford County, a murder in the first degree case, State of Missouri v. Brian McBenge. The jury acquitted after only fifteen minutes of deliberation. Brian McBenge was charged as a result of a cold case investigation of a 1984 murder in Steelville, Missouri. McBenge was accused of killing his 81 year old grandfather.
• Missouri criminal law: driving in a drugged condition
• St. Louis Arrests for Gun Crimes on the Rise
• Bill McClellan: Was Valentine's Day death a murder, or just bad judgment?
• Bill McClellan: Mistaken identity leads Belleville man down a rabbit hole
• Mr. Rosenblum recently represented Michael Megl, a sophomore college student who had been charged with sexual assault in Phelps County, Missouri. On January 30, 2013, Mr. Rosenblum and Mr. Megl received a not guilty verdict after the jury deliberating for just one hour and forty minutes.
• David Barnes, represented by Scott Rosenblum, was found not guilty of deviant sexual assault by a jury of his peers in a trial that began on October 1, 2012, and lasted only 3 days in St. Louis County.
• After a 4 day trial in Washington County, attorneys Scott Rosenblum and John Rogers walked out of the courthouse with Jimmie Perko who was found not guilty of Murder in the First Degree. Read full story here
• Case dismissed at bench trial on March 26, 2012 in the City of St. Louis after Judge accepted attorney John Rogers' defense that the State could not establish the girl's age. Read full story here
• Manslaughter Plea Capped with Surprise Hug of Defendant
• Perko Not Guilty
• Hosts Liable for Visitors' Drug Use
• Leonard Little Found -Not- Guilty Of Drunk Driving
• Charges against ex-priest are dropped
• Maroney acquitted, hopes to find team for 2011
• Laurence Maroney drug case dropped
• Many have dubbed Scott Rosenblum the area's top criminal defense attorney. "He puts everything he has into every case," says St. Louis Rams running back Marshall Faulk, one of his clients. Read full story here
• Prosecutor: 8-year term for ex-Sunset Hills officer 'terribly inappropriate' (3/10/2011)
• Jurors find Moss not guilty on rape charges (11/23/2010)
• Man acquitted of sexual assault on woman he met online (5/7/10)
• No News Is Bad News (Coverage) Why isn't a first-degree murder acquittal worthy of media attention? (10/09)
• St. Louis Man Acquitted of Murder Charge (8/20/09)
• Acquittal in Murder Case (5/8/09)
• Vanishing Act: Six years after the fact, the disappearance of nine-year-old Christian Ferguson remains a mystery. A Riverfront Times Special Report. (Part 1) (3/18/09)
• Vanishing Act, Part 2: Missing since 2003, little Christian Ferguson is almost surely dead. Police think they've fingered the culprit - and there's nothing they can do about it. (3/25/09)
• Jury Acquits Mo. Teen of Murder Charge (2/12/09)
• Lawyer Can Withhold Info on Missing Boy (8/26/08)
• Man Acquitted of Manslaughter in Death at Bar (4/25/08)
• Missouri Supreme Court Dispute Centers on Witness Notes (2/28/08)
• Lakin Plea Deal is Put on Hold (3/4/08)
• Lakin to face separate trials on sex, drug charges (11/03/07)
• Judge Seals Documents in Oswego Man's Murder Trial (10/19/07)
• Records turned over to defense Prosecutors share details in case of Oswego man charged with killing family (10/11/07)
• U of Missouri-St. Louis student guilty but free to leave Russia (09/03/07)
• Vaughn's lawyer known for winning the big ones (06/27/07)
• The Missouri Bar - MoveMakers & NewsMakers (04/20/07)
• Drug Case Focuses on Possibility of Illegal Search (11/01/06)
• Experts: Law won't stop Web gamblers, but could help overseas payment services
• Former BetOnSports Executive Freed on $1 Million Bond (08/16/06)
• Man Accused of Taking Daughter is Headed Back to St. Louis (02/23/06)
• More Restitution Will Mean Less Prison Time for Former Stockbroker (01/24/06)
• Art Thief Gets 2-Year Prison Term (11/09/05)
• In Drug Cases, the Rich Have 'Medical Issues' (11/06/05)
• Former Charity Head Collapses After Plea (11/05/05)
• Ex-O'Fallon Official Gets 18-Month Term (10/18/05)
• 2 Men Here Plead Guilty in Looting of $4 Million in Artworks Included Were Paintings by Picasso, Matisse (09/02/05)
• Daughter of Ex-Legislator is Indicted in Drug Death (08/11/05)
• Ex-Waterloo Alderman is Scheduled for Trial (07/04/05)
• Ex-Alderman Pleads Not Guilty in Restaurant Fire (06/16/05)
• Little is Ordered Not to Drink Alcohol for Two Years (05/07/05)
• Rams DE Won't Be Considered Repeat Offender (04/01/05)
• Rams Players Attend Little's Trial (03/05/05)
• Webster High Grad Faces Sex Charges (10/26/04)
• Chesterfield Businessman Pleads Guilty to Wire Fraud in Credit Scam (10/26/04)
• Trial Over Officer's Death in Chase Ends Without Verdict (09/04/04)
• Jury Rejects Charges in Killing in U. City (06/17/04)
• Case of Missing Boy, 9, Remains Mystery (06/11/04)
• City Police Officer Trafficked in Drugs While Accusing Others, Indictment Says (06/09/04)
• County Resident Admits Killing Man (05/04/04)
• Little Faces Felony DWI Count (04/27/04)
• Jury Sides with Faulk (05/13/03)
• On Stand, Faulk Denies Beating His Ex-Girlfriend (05/09/03)
• Legal Eagle, Bar None (07/13/03)
• Dueling Lawsuits Trial set to begin between Rams' Faulk, ex-girlfriend (05/02/03)