Waukesha, WI
Criminal defense Lawyer at Waukesha, WI
Practice Areas: Criminal Defense, DUI & DWI, Federal Crime
OUTCOME: Amended to Disorderly Conduct
Mr. Thein was accused of a series of charges relating to an accident that happened on the busiest shopping day of the year in 2007. The judge agreed to dismiss the felony charge of Injury by Negligent ... Handling of a Dangerous Weapon. Although Mr. Thein was accused of driving under the influence, his alcohol level was below .08 and the charges were reduced to disorderly conduct.
OUTCOME: Dismissed
Jamie was charged with DUI but the police did not see him drive. He made it home, and was accused of fighting with his girlfriend. The police were called but the only proof they had of the DUI were his ... admissions. We filed a motion to suppress his statments and prevailed. The district attorney dismissed the DUI charge.
OUTCOME: Dismissed
Ms. Hernandez was charged with felony child abuse. Under Wisconsin law, a parent may use physical discipline against their children. Ms. Hernandez had a valid claim that her actions were protected unde ... r Wisconsin law. We were able to get the case dismissed shortly after it was charged. The county also filed a CHIPS action (Child in Need of Protection or Services) because the county felt the children were in danger. That matter was dismissed as well.
OUTCOME: dismissed
Michel and his wife were charged with running a marijuana grow operation. The police entered the house while Michel and his wife were at work. Law enforcement claimed that the entry was necessary given ... the fact that the home burglar alarm went off. We thoroughly researched the issue of home burglar alarms and were able to show the prosecutor that the entry was unreasonable under the circumstances. After filing a 12 page motion to suppress, the prosecutor agreed to dismiss the felony charges in exchange for a municipal charge of disorderly conduct.
OUTCOME: Not Guilty
Ms. Gallman was charged with a number of crimes relating to suspected abuse of her children. She always maintained her innocence and swore that her daughters were exaggerating her discipline. The trial ... lasted for three days - Ms. Gallman was acquitted in three hours.
OUTCOME: Not Guilty
Mr. White was accused of Recklessly Endangering Safety. The District Attorney's Office accused him of shooting into a person's house. We showed that the witnesses had a grudge against Mr. White and wer ... e lying about what they observed. The jury acquitted Mr. White in less than two hours.
OUTCOME: Not Guilty
Mr. Brooks was accused of Burglary, three counts of hit and run, and two counts of battery. After a three day jury trial he was found not guilty of all charges in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
OUTCOME: Not Guilty
Ms. Morgan was accused of carrying a concealed weapon and obstructing an officer. The police had a written confession that they claimed Ms. Morgan made. The judge dismissed one of the charges and the j ... ury found her not guilty on the other.
OUTCOME: charge reduced to misdemeanor
Mr. Cannedy was charged with felony causing substantial bodily injury while intoxicated. He was accused of driving into a police cruiser at more than 40 miles per hour. The officer claimed serious inju ... ries and Mr. Cannedy was looking at up to 15 years in prison. As we challenged the case we filed a motion to secure the officer's hospital records. Because the prosecutor's office failed to provide the records in a timely manner, we were able to get the medical evidence suppressed. The state had no choice but to reduce the charge to a misdemeanor with a maximum of 9 months jail.
OUTCOME: Not Guilty
Mr. Kelly was on bail for selling drugs. He was subsequently accused of selling drugs, a second time, to an undercover officer. The jury found Mr. Kelly not guilty in approximately 20 minutes.
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