Daytona Beach, FL
Criminal defense Lawyer at Daytona Beach, FL
Practice Areas: Criminal Defense, Family
OUTCOME: Guilty of second degree felony, Not Guilty of charge carrying mandatory life sentence
Client was charged with both a first degree felony carrying mandatory life and with a second degree felony. Video evidence all but ensured a guilty verdict on the second degree felony. However, due i ... n large part, I believe, to certain objections I successfully raised in the case, the client was found not guilty of the charge carrying a mandatory life sentence.
OUTCOME: Not Guilty
Client was charged with Felony Battery for stabbing someone. I was able to convince the jury my client acted in self-defense.
OUTCOME: Not Guilty
Client was charged with Armed Robbery with a Firearm. The state succeeded in showing the jury as "similar fact evidence" the client committing another armed robbery with a firearm. However, the jury ... found my client not guilty in my case due to a weakness in the state's case that I was able to exploit.
OUTCOME: mistrial
Client was charged with sale of cocaine. Jury deadlocked despite video evidence of my client making the sale. Client ended up receiving a better plea offer due to the mistrial.
OUTCOME: Not Guilty
Client was charged with Possession of Firearm by Convicted Felon. I was able to show that other people had access to the gun and may have possessed the gun without the client's knowledge.
OUTCOME: Guilty of a misdemeanor, rather than the charged felony
Client was charged with Aggravated Battery on a Pregnant Person. I was able to convince the jury that the client did not know the victim was pregnant. Therefore, the jury convicted my client of a mis ... demeanor, rather than the felony.
OUTCOME: Not Guilty
Client charged with Possession of Firearm by Convicted Felon. Due to inconsistencies in police testimony, I was able to convince the jury that my client was not guilty.
OUTCOME: Not Guilty
Client was charged with Sale of Cocaine. The state played a recording they claimed contained my client's voice during the transaction. The buyer testified, as well, that my client had sold him the co ... caine. Despite this evidence, I was able to convince the jury that the state had failed to prove its case.
OUTCOME: Not Guilty
Charge was Burglary of a Dwelling. I was able to convince a jury that my client had been invited to the house, despite the owner's denial that this had occurred.
OUTCOME: Not Guilty
Client was charged with Sale of Cocaine. Despite eyewitness testimony that the client had made the sale, I was able to convince the jury that there was a reasonable doubt whether my client was guilty. ...
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