Our Commitment in Action

The defendant was charged with 4 felony counts relating to drug trafficking, and two misdemeanor counts related to drugs. The defendant was facing in excess of 30 years in prison.

After obtaining numerous records from the law enforcement agency involved, the defendant was able to persuade the court that the police had acted improperly and dismissed all evidence obtained as a result of his stop and ultimate search. The State then moved to dismiss the case.

The defendant was charged with sexual assault. The court refused to admit evidence that the alleged victim had previously engaged in almost identical conduct with the defendant consensually. The matter was tried in front of a jury that found him not guilty.

The defendant was charged with multiple felonies as a result of a false allegation regarding an alleged robbery and home invasion. After a 5-day trial, a jury found the defendant not guilty of all charges.

The defendant was charged with 2nd Degree Recklessly Endangering Safety.  After almost 3 years of litigation, the charge was amended to negligent mishandling of a weapon. No further punishment to the defendant other than the several days the defendant spent in jail at the time of his arrest. The charge of possession of cocaine was dismissed.

The defendant was charged with 1st Degree Sexual Assault of a Child. Significant litigation, including the filing and hearing of motions to suppress, and counsel obtaining expert opinion regarding false confessions. The state dismissed the matter.

The defendant was charged with 3rd offense of drunken driving and going armed with a firearm while intoxicated. The jury found the defendant not guilty.

The defendant was charged with 2nd degree recklessly endangering safety (which charge was absurd, since the client was actually the victim of a shooting.) On the day of the jury trial, the matter was dismissed.

The defendant was charged with endangering safety with the use of a dangerous weapon. The matter was dismissed prior to jury selection.

Defendant was charged with possession with intent to deliver cocaine (2nd offense) and maintaining a drug trafficking place. After 18 months of litigation, including motions to suppress all evidence obtained as a result of an illegal stop, the court granted the defendant’s motion and dismissed the matter.