×
×
Search
Talk to your lawyer today.

586-228-3900

≡Menu
Search
Menu
News
Email
Call

Preliminary Examination Begins for St. Clair Shores Man Accused of Voting Twice

HomeBlogBlogPreliminary Examination Begins for St. Clair Shores Man Accused of Voting Twice

Preliminary Examination Begins for St. Clair Shores Man Accused of Voting Twice

The preliminary examination for Frank Prezzato, a 68-year-old St. Clair Shores resident accused of voting both absentee and in-person during the August primary, commenced on Friday. Assistant Attorney General Richard Cunningham presented four witnesses, including election officials who testified about voting procedures and record-keeping. Defense attorney Vincenzo Manzella highlighted inconsistencies in the prosecution’s evidence, noting that all individuals flagged on Election Day were permitted to vote. The hearing is scheduled to continue on January 17.

Read more here:

The Detroit News

Macomb Daily

Share Post On

Talk To An Experienced & Aggressive Lawyer Today.

We offer a free initial consultation so you will get an opportunity to meet us, and we will have an opportunity to learn more about your legal issue.

586-228-3900

Success Stories
in the News

Criminal Law

2 Codefendants Sentenced in Embezzlement Probe of Ex-Macomb Prosecutor Eric Smith

Mr. Manzella represents businessman William Weber, who admitted to falsifying an invoice at ex-Macomb prosecutor Eric Smith’s request. He pleaded guilty to misdemeanor charges of conspiracy to commit a legal act in an illegal manner, with felony offenses dismissed during the sentencing.

Read Article
Criminal Law

Former Nonprofit Director Faces Embezzlement Charges

Joseph Wolf, former director of the Detroit Stars, was sentenced to two years of supervised probation. Wolf pleaded guilty to embezzling funds from the nonprofit youth baseball league. Typically, the felony count can result in up to 10 years in prison, a fine of $15,000, and other charges, but Lucido & Manzella, P.C. was able to help the client receive a reduced sentence.

Read Article
Criminal Law

Possession Accusations Against Charles Frontera Resolved

Charles Frontera, a former Roseville city councilman, was sentenced to a year of probation after a misdemeanor charge was dismissed at sentencing. During a pretrial conference, Mr. Frontera pleaded guilty to substance possession, and in doing so, Attorney Manzella was able to protect the client from severe charges.

Read Article
Criminal Law

Security Company Owner Pleads Guilty to Fraud Accusations

William Weber, owner of Weber Security Group Inc., was accused by former Macomb County Prosecutor Eric Smith of falsifying an invoice that allegedly confirmed the installation of a security system at Smith’s home. Despite the case’s complexity, Lucido & Manzella, P.C. successfully defended Mr. Weber against four felonies, which included larceny by conversion, forgery, aiding and abetting, and concealing stolen property.

Read Article
See More Success Stories

Categories

Archives

Get In Touch With Us

Location

39999 Garfield Road, Suite C Clinton Township, MI 48038

Fax

586-228-3906

Phone

586-228-3900

NUVEW | Accessibility Notifications | Privacy Policy | Copyright 2025 All Rights Reserved

Client Pay

facebooktwittergooglelinkendinyoutube

Attorney Advertising. This information is designed for general information only. The information presented should not be construed to be formal legal advice nor the formation of a lawyer/client relationship. Past results and testimonials are not a guarantee, warranty, or prediction of the outcome of your case, and should not be construed as such. Past results cannot guarantee future performance. Any result in a single case is not meant to create an expectation of similar results in future matters because each case involves many different factors, therefore, results will differ on a case-by-case basis. By providing contact information, users acknowledge and give explicit consent to be contacted via the methods of communication provided, including SMS. Message and data rates may apply. Message frequency may vary. Reply STOP to opt out.