State of Minnesota v. Defendant
N/AOUTCOME: Defendant was acquitted of all charges by the jury
Defendant was charged with bribery for allegedly attempting to bribe witnesses in a criminal assault trial involving her boyfriend.
Robert D Sicoli's Legal Cases (10)
Minneapolis, MN
Criminal defense Lawyer at Minneapolis, MN
Practice Areas: Criminal Defense, White Collar Crime, Appeals
State of Minnesota vs. Defendant
N/AOUTCOME: The jury found defendant not guilty of the felony criminal vehicular operation charge, and found defendant guilty of the lesser included charge of misdemeanor boating while intoxicated
Defendant was charged in Beltrami District Court with Criminal vehicular operation resulting in substantial bodily harm which involved a boating accident. Defendant's blood alcohol concentration was . ... 17.
United States v. Defendant
N/AOUTCOME: The jury acquitted the defendant of all 10 counts of the indictment.
Defendant was charged with assault and burglary involving a home invasion on the Red Lake Indian Reservation. He was accused of being the fourth person in a group of 4 who broke into a drug dealer's h ... ouse to rob him. The other 3 defendants pled guilty and 2 of the 3 testified at defendant's trial that he was the 4th person.
State v. Defendant
N/AOUTCOME: The Minnesota Supreme Court reversed Defendant's conviction holding that the Defendant should have been allowed to strike the African American juror from the jury
The Defendant was not allowed to strike an African American Juror from the jury. The Defendant appealed to the Minnesota Supreme Court
State of Minnesota v. Defendant
N/AOUTCOME: The jury found the defendant not guilty of all charges
Defendant was charged with criminal sexual conduct for allegedly abusing his daughter.
State of Minnesota v. Defendant
N/AOUTCOME: the jury found defendant not guilty of all of the charges
Defendant male high school band teacher was charged with having sex with a 17 year old female student. At trial, defendant admitted the sexual relationship but argued that he did not use his position ... of authority to get the student to submit to sexual advances.
State of Minnesota v. Defendant
N/AOUTCOME: the jury acquitted defendant of all of the charges
Defendant female teacher accused of having sexual contact with a 17 year old male student. Defendant argued that she was not in a position of authority over the student
State of Minnesota v. Defendant
N/AOUTCOME: Jury acquitted the defendant of all charges
Defendant was charged with sexually abusing his 12 year old neighbor girl.
State of Minnesota v. Defendant
N/AOUTCOME: The judge dismissed the case for lack of probable cause, which was affirmed by the Minnesota Court of Appeals
Defendant was charged with perjury in state court
United States v. Defendant
N/AOUTCOME: the defendant pled to a crime that had a maximum sentence of 5 years, with the sentencing guidelines at 46-57 months. Based upon the arguments of counsel, the judge departed from the guidelines and gave defendant a 27 month sentence
Represented the co-defendant in a high publicity white collar case. The defendant was charged with multiple wire and mail fraud counts, and money laundering. His guidelines were potentially 10 years i ... n prison
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