People v. Kevin M.
Mar 10, 2016OUTCOME: Charge reduced to a violation.
Client was charged with felony burglary in NYC for entering a restaurant after closing and allegedly damaging items in the kitchen.
Michael D. Litman's Legal Cases (18)
White Plains, NY
DUI and DWI Lawyer at White Plains, NY
Practice Areas: DUI & DWI, Criminal Defense, Violent Crime
People v. William R.
Jan 04, 2016OUTCOME: The DV case was dismissed and he was reinstated to probation.
Client, whom was on probation, was charged with domestic violence charges and a violation of probation due to the new charges.
People v. Daniel B.
Jul 30, 2015OUTCOME: Case dismissed
Client was charged with criminal possession of drugs.
People v. Kris S.
Jan 12, 2015OUTCOME: ACD (Adjournment n Contemplation of Dismissal)
Client was the head of security at a popular bar in Westchester. He was accused of assault.
People v. Charles R.
May 06, 2013OUTCOME: All charges were dismissed by the Court.
Client pulled over on a highway for tinted windows (pre-textual stop for driving on an interstate with out-of-state plates and while being a minority). Police officer searches the vehicle without clien ... t's authorization or a legal reason to do so, and finds a loaded gun in the trunk. After a suppression hearing, the judge finds that the search was illegal and suppresses the gun.
People v. Thaddeus B.
Mar 05, 2013OUTCOME: All charges dismissed.
My client was falsely accused of assaulting his girlfriend, when it was in fact his girlfriend that assaulted him, then damaged his mother's car. After pressing the case to trial, the alleged victim di ... dn't show up, so the case was dismissed.
People v. Howard C.
Dec 16, 2011OUTCOME: Reduction from a D Felony to a sealed violation
My Client, a working professional with a professional license, was arrested and charged with D felony Criminal Mischief in the second degree for doing over $4000 worth in damage to a car after a road r ... age incident. After lengthy negotiation with the Rockland County District Attorney's Office we were able to avoid a felony conviction and probation (the original offer) by getting the charge reduced to a disorderly conduct violation with restitution and some community service. The non-criminal disposition had no effect on his professional license.
People v. Richard C.
Mar 20, 2009OUTCOME: Client was acquitted of all charges
Client charged with forcible touching (PL 130.52). The alleged victim (co-worker of client) made up the charges because she was scared she would loose her job after their boss saw them kissing. After a ... jury trial in which the alleged victim was thoroughly cross-examined, the jury decided not to believe her testimony.
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