Timothy M. Donohue

Olsen's attorney, Timothy Donohue of Arleo and Donohue in West Orange, N.J., did not return a call seeking comment.

Judge Bongiovanni also swore in the remaining officers: President-elect Donald DiGioia of Weissman, Healy and DiGioia (Mountainside, N.J.), Vice Presidents William Buckman (Moorestown, N.J.), Leslie Stolbof Sinemus (South Orange, N.J.), and Timothy Donohue, of Arleo and Donohue, (West Orange, N.J.), and Secretary/Treasurer Darren Gelber of Wilentz, Goldman & Spitzer (Woodbridge, N.J.), as well as the remaining thirty members of the Board of Trustees.

Timothy M. Donohue, Esq.Vice-PresidentArleo & Donohue622 Eagle Rock AvenueWest Orange, NJ 07052(973)736-8660(973)736-1712 Fax

Timothy M. Donohue, Esq.

Arleo & Donohue

Timothy M. Donohue, Esq.Arleo & Donohue622 Eagle Rock AvenueWest Orange, NJ 07052(973)736-8660(973)736-1712 Fax

3.State v. Reiner, matter handled by Timothy Donohue, Esquire.

Defendant previously convicted of DWI, was charged with DWI under Philomena's Law - enhanced penalties for DWI in a school zone.Court sentenced him to enhanced penalties as a second offender under Philomena's law, not under regular DWI statute, even though his convictions was his first under school zone section.

Supreme Court ruled that the sentence was improper;unless his first conviction was for DWI in a school zone, he must be sentenced as a first DWI in a school zone offender.

Abendschoen's attorney, Timothy Donohue of Arleo and Donohue LLC of West Orange, had not heard the news of the chief's decision when reached by phone Tuesday.While he had not had the chance to confer with his client, he said, "I think he wanted to stay on the job.

"He was hoping he was going to stay on in some restricted capacity," Donohue said.
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Donohue reiterated his client's defense: not guilty."He was not part of any gambling operation."He conceded that Abendschoen's guilt, if any, is purely of a personal nature.

"He had a problem with gambling, like so many," he said, emphasizing the past tense.

"Being merely a gambler is not a crime.It's not an offense."

Donohue said Abendschoen was not interested in working with the government and therefore would not deviate from his claim of total innocence throughout the process.