State v. P.S.
Oct 16, 2015OUTCOME: Dismissed
possession with intent to deliver THC 200-1000 grams dismissed.
Monona, WI
Criminal defense Lawyer at Monona, WI
Practice Areas: Criminal Defense, Juvenile
OUTCOME: Dismissed
possession with intent to deliver THC 200-1000 grams dismissed.
OUTCOME: 1st degree reckless endangering safety charge dismissed
Client was charged with 1st degree reckless endangering safety in a drive by shooting case. Ultimately, when defense pushed for a trial, case settled on a plea to a battery on a different date in an un ... related matter.
OUTCOME: Case was dimissed prior to 2nd trial
Client was convicted of felon in possession in earlier jury trial with another attorney. Case was reversed on appeal and sent back for new trial.
OUTCOME: 1st degree homicide--Not Guilty on all 6 counts
Client charged with 1st degree intentional homicide, 3 counts of attempted 1st degree intentional homicide, felon in possession of a firearm and discharging a firearm from a vehicle. Gang related drive ... by shooting. Two co-defendants testified against client as well as two snitches. After 5 days jury trial jury returned not guilty's on all 6 counts in 4 hours.
OUTCOME: Client awarded benefits
Midwest Airlines was found to have engaged in an unreasonable refusal to rehire client in a workers compensation case before the Labor & Industry Review Commission, which upheld an earlier administrati ... ve law judge decision.
OUTCOME: OWI reduced to reckless driving
After filing a suppression motion based on destruction of evidence and an unlawful detention, this case was resolved by reducing the OWI charge to a reckless driving.
OUTCOME: OWI reduced to reckless driving
After filing a suppression motion based on an illegal stop, this case was resolved by reducing the OWI charge to a reckless driving.
OUTCOME: Not Guilty
Client was charged with substantial battery and robbery with the use of force. State's key witness, an 11 year old boy, was shown at trial be have lied and stole in the past, was shown to have been a d ... rug abuser, was shown to have mental health issues, and was shown to have changed his story three times.
OUTCOME: convicted of attempted 2nd degree intent. homicide
The defendant was charged with attempted 1st intentional degree homicide. At trial, after the evidence came in on self-defense, the Judge gave an attempted 2nd degree intentional homicide instruction, ... which is what the defendant was convicted of. The defendant was sentenced to 3 years of confinement time.
OUTCOME: Case reversed on appeal and client found eligible for unemployment compensation
Client lost unemployment hearing before administrative law judge. On appeal to the Labor & Industry Review Commission, the LIRC reversed the ALJ's decision and awarded client benefits.