Haley S. Boone's Legal Cases (4)

Criminal defense

State of North Carolina vs. B.L.

Feb 25, 2016

OUTCOME: Case dismissed

The name of the defendant has been abbreviated because of the type of offense and the fact that he was cleared of any wrongdoing and wishes to resume his private life. Defendant was charged with First ... Degree Sexual Exploitation of a Minor, which carries a mandatory prison sentence. Defendant maintained his innocence, and after reviewing the State's case, specifically the computer forensics, I was able to prove that the defendant could not have committed the crime because he was at work during the alleged time the crimes were committed. Once this information was presented to the District Attorney, the charges were dismissed and the Defendant was cleared.

Litigation

State of North Carolina v. Lawrence D. Flood, Sr.

May 20, 2015

OUTCOME: Guilty - Life Sentence

First Degree Murder trial and retrial. This case was first tried in Alamance County Superior Court in 2009 as a Capital case. The defendant was convicted, but the Appellate Court overturned the convict ... ion after determining the Trial Judge had allowed inadmissible evidence before the jury . The retrial occurred in 2015, and Mr. Flood was again convicted of First Degree Murder and given a life sentence without the previously inadmissible evidence being used. In this case the evidence consisted of co-defendant testimony, circumstantial evidence, DNA and documentary evidence. Mr. Boone tried both cases.

Litigation

State of North Carolina v. Robert Dennis Dixon

Nov 14, 2013

OUTCOME: Guilty - Life Sentence

First Degree Capital Murder case tried in Alamance County Superior Court in 2013. Circumstantial evidence case in which the defendant was linked to the crime by a co-defendants, financial records, an ... d other documentary evidence.

Litigation

State of North Carolina v. Tracy Lawson

Jul 15, 2007

OUTCOME: Guilty - Life Sentence

First Degree Non-Capital Murder case tried in Alamance County Superior Court. This case was featured on the television documentary series "Snapped." The defendant attempted to use a self-defense claim ... in this case, but circumstantial evidence, including financial records and other documentary evidence, was used to rebut this claim and ultimately led to her conviction.

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