Cranston, RI
Criminal defense Lawyer at Cranston, RI
Practice Areas: Criminal Defense, DUI & DWI, Speeding & Traffic Ticket
OUTCOME: Dismissed
Police observed a car they knew to be stolen. Client went into the car and started it. She started backing up the car and the police stopped her. The police charged her with being in possession of a st ... olen motor vehicle, a felony. I filed a motion to dismiss her charges based on case law and, after hearing, the motion was granted. The case was dismissed, and my client avoided having a felony on her record.
OUTCOME: Dismissed
Client was arrested for possession of heroin while being the subject of an overdose call. Client was on probation and his probation officer asked the Court to impose a 2 year jail sentence. I filed a m ... otion to dismiss the charge based on the new overdose immunity law. The motion was granted after some resistance from the judge. His probation was continued on the same terms, avoiding the 2 year jail sentence. Client walked out of court with me a free man.
OUTCOME: Not Guilty
Client was charged with allegedly making phone calls and sending text messages to his girlfriend threatening to kill her. My client was offered jail time in exchange for a guilty plea and my client dec ... lined. Client decided to take the case to trial. After a two-day long jury trial, the jury found him not guilty and acquitted him of all charges.
OUTCOME: Not Guilty
Client was charged with operating under the influence of alcohol while he was parked in a parking lot. Client allegedly "failed" the field sobriety tests. Client maintained his innocence and that he wa ... s not operating the car or impaired from alcohol. After trial, my client was found not guilty.
OUTCOME: Not Guilty
Client was stopped at a checkpoint, roadblock in Massachusetts. After allegedly "failing" the field sobriety tests, the client was charged with operating under the influence of drugs. Client was adaman ... t he was not under the influence of drugs while he was driving. We challenged the roadblock as illegal under the 4th amendment. After a four-hour long evidentiary hearing with four police officer witnesses, the judge admitted it was a close call but decided it was a legal roadblock. Client decided to take the case to trial. After trial, client was found not guilty and was acquitted of the charges.
OUTCOME: Not Guilty
Client was charged with the following offenses: OUI 3rd Offense (a mandatory jail sentence), Operating Negligently, Leaving the Scene of Property Damage, Operating After License Suspended, Subs ... equent Offense, Malicious Destruction of Property Under $250, and Disorderly Conduct. Client was offered a plea deal of 6 months in jail with a guilty plea and client declined. We took the case to trial. After a two-day long jury trial with five witnesses, the jury found client not guilty of all charges except operating on a suspended license, subsequent offense. Most importantly, client avoided the mandatory jail time and the felony conviction. He walked out of the court room with me that day a free man.
OUTCOME: Not Guilty
Client was charged with uttering a counterfeit note, a felony. Client was alleged to have used a "fake" $100 bill at a store. My client was adamant he did not know it was fake and had no intention to p ... ass it as a fake. We took the case to trial. After trial, client was found not guilty and acquitted of the charges.
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