Deferred Probation
Aggravated Robbery
Daniel was originally offered 8 years in prison when he had a different lawyer. Then, he hired me to represent him.
Case Results
Below you will find some of our recent case results. While no outcome for your case can be guaranteed, we strive to provide the very best defense for our clients. All of the cases listed below had unique aspects that only a well trained attorney would recognize and be able to use in your defense.
Not Guilty
Felony DWI
Wes was arrested for his third DWI and his alcohol concentration was .26.
Case Dismissed
Injury to Elderly & Interference with 911 call
He would agitate her and wait for her to lose her cool, and then, when she would hit him, he would call the police.
Deferred Probation
Aggravated Assault w/ Deadly Weapon
Ryan was arrested for Aggravated Assault with a Deadly Weapon and Interference with a 911 call for allegedly threatening his wife with a gun.
Probation
Solicitation of a Minor for Sex
The DA offered Tim 8 years in prison. We had a weeklong trial, and the jury gave Tim Probation!
Not Guilty
DWI
At trial, the officer testified that if he smelled alcohol on his breath, that meant there had to be alcohol in his system.
Dismissed
Assault on a Public Servant
Megan, an attorney, was pulled over. During the stop, there was a confrontation with the officer, and she assaulted him.
Felony Dismissed
Racing
He was drag racing on a city street, and the other driver lost control of his car, hit a tree, and rolled over onto its hood.
Charge Downgraded
Indecent Exposure
Randy was accused of Indecent Exposure, when two women alleged he showed them his private parts as they were passing him on the highway.
Case Dismissed
Resisting Arrest
She attempted to kick the other officer in the groin, but he took evasive action and was only kicked in the thigh.
Not Guilty
Manslaughter
He was driving home Super Bowl Sunday, allegedly racing another car.
Not Guilty
Delivery of a Controlled Substance
Derrick was on felony probation for Possession of a Controlled Substance (PCS) and was subsequently charged with Delivery of a Controlled Substance, a 1st-degree felony. He was looking at life in prison.
No Charges Filed
Assault
Eric was going through a divorce, and his soon to be ex-wife called the police claiming Eric assaulted her. The Grand Jury did not charge Eric with anything, and his case just went away.
Not Guilty
DWI
Danny had an alcohol concentration of .17, stipulated to his intoxication at trial, and was pulled over for driving with only his fog lamps on.
Case Dismissed
Compelling Prostitution
Derrick was charged with two cases of Compelling Prostitution. Derrick had a prior felony conviction, had been to prison, and was not eligible for probation.
Case Dismissed
Title IX Accusation
M.R. was accused by the Title IX office of a major nursing school with engaging in non-consensual sexual contact with a female student, while they were drinking.
Not Guilty
DWI
Shane pulled out of a bar parking lot at 2:12 A.M., and the officer made a U-turn and began to follow him. He made an illegal wide right turn at the light and was pulled over.
Case Dismissed
DWI
Eduardo was pulled over for weaving and not using his turn signal when changing lanes (that was not on the video). The officer who made the stop contacted Eddy, and smelled the odor of alcohol.
Case Dismissed
DWI
Michael was pulled over, as the Trooper claimed his license plate light was out. He was unsteady getting out of his car and leaned on it for balance. He failed all sobriety tests.
Case Dismissed
2nd DWI
Dianne, who had a prior DWI conviction, was driving home and made a left hand turn onto her street. A police officer was approaching and claimed that she failed to yield right of way to his police car.
Not Guilty
DWI
Eva’s alcohol concentration was .117 three hours after the 3-car accident she caused. Her speech was rapid, slurred, and hard to follow and she was looking at the accident
Case Dismissed
DWI
Michael had an alcohol concentration of .14, was driving 75/60 and did not use his turn signal. We set the case for trial which eventually resulted in the DA dismissing the entire case.
Case Dismissed
DWI
Ian passed a police officer and was swerving. The officer was running his tag and lost sight of him entering a neighborhood with only one entrance/exit.
Not Guilty
Second DWI
James had an alcohol concentration of .24, stipulated to his intoxication at trial, and was pulled over on his moped for driving without his headlight on and charged with his second DWI.
Not Guilty
Assault
Cierra was accused of assaulting Sparkle, a girl who was having an affair with Cierra’s boyfriend and was trying to get her fired from her job.
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