Criminal defense Lawyer
Practice Areas: Criminal Defense, Entertainment ... +2 more
OUTCOME: NOT GUILTY verdict at jury trial
Client was facing charge of possession of cocaine, as a Class C Felony. Class C Felony carries a possible sentence of 2 - 8 years in the State of Indiana. 5.3 grams of cocaine found in client's car nex ... t to her identification card. Jury trial lasted 2 days and the jury found her Not Guilty after deliberating for 20 minutes.
OUTCOME: Client received a sentence of home detention. No jail time.
Client was charged with 6 counts of Burglary, as a Class B Felony, and 1 count of Attempted Burglary, as a Class B Felony, and faced up to 140 years of possible incarceration.
OUTCOME: Client received a sentence of probation and NO jail time
Client faced a Class C Felony and up to 8 years of incarceration for battery on a pregnant woman.
OUTCOME: Client found not guilty after jury trial.
Client charged with battery on a co-worker in the workplace.
OUTCOME: Client received a sentence of home detention and no incarceration.
Client was charged with Possession of Cocaine With Intent To Deliver and faced up to fifty (50) years of incarceration. Through my hard work and persistence, I obtained a plea offer to significantly re ... duced charge providing for a sentence of home detention. After pleading guilty pursuant to the plea agreement and before the sentencing hearing, the defendant posted bond and then got involved in another incident and was charged with Resisting Law Enforcement and Battery Upon a Police Officer.
OUTCOME: Client convicted of a misdemeanor and received a sentence of less than one (1) year. Client was not deported.
Client was charged with felony offense of Forgery and faced up to eight (8) years of incarceration. Client was an undocumented alien and most likely faced deportation with a felony conviction and/or a ... sentence involving any period of incarceration. Client also confessed to the offense to the police.
OUTCOME: Client received a sentence of home detention and no incarceration.
Client charged with Possession of Cocaine With Intent To Deliver and faced up to fifty (50) years of incarceration.
OUTCOME: Charge dismissed through conditional discharge.
Client charged with Possession of Marijuana and faced up to one (1) year of incarceration. Client was college student and needed to avoid a criminal conviction of any kind.
OUTCOME: Client was only convicted of a misdemeanor and received a sentence of 360 days on good behavior.
Client was charged with felony offenses of Forgery and Identity Deception and faced up to eleven (11) years of incarceration. Client was an undocumented alien and faced likely deportation with a felony ... conviction and/or a sentence involving any period of incarceration.
OUTCOME: Not Guilty Verdict in sexual molestation trial
My client was incarcerated with a high bond and charged with Sexual Misconduct With A Child, as a Class B Felony. My client was a 35 year old man accused of having sexual intercourse with a 15 year old ... girl. My client adamantly denied committing the offense. I requested a speedy trial and the court set the case for a jury trial commencing 4 days later. I cross-examined the alleged victim regarding the details of the alleged offense and she responded with several contradictions and inconsistencies. After the trial, I spoke with a juror and he indicated that he did not find the alleged victim to be credible after my cross-examination of her. This trial is a good lession that it is important to attack the credibility of the alleged victim in these types of cases.
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