Quincy, WA
Criminal defense Lawyer at Quincy, WA
Practice Areas: Criminal Defense, DUI & DWI ... +2 more
OUTCOME: Not Guilty verdict
Defendant was charged with a gang related killing in which innocent bystander was killed. The defendant was 27 years old at the time of the trial and had two prior strike convictions so even a Manslaug ... hter conviction would result in a life sentence.
OUTCOME: acquittal
Taking or Riding in a Motor Vehicle Without the owner's permission--King County Superior Court with client Vladimir K.
OUTCOME: defendant found not guilty
Jesus T. was the alleged driver of a vehicle involved in a gang related shooting in which occupant of car (allegedly) shot in the back of the head the girlfriend of a rival gang member.
OUTCOME: not guilty by reason of insanity
Hillary K. shot at her neighbor--Assault 1st degree
OUTCOME: not guilty on Burglary/ hung jury and later dismissal of Rape
Rape and Burglary case before Judge Marsha Pechman (State v. Wright)
OUTCOME: acquittal
Thurston county jury trial before Judge Stilz--eyewitness testimony that Ben T assaulted his significant other
OUTCOME: acquittal
domestic violence Assault 2nd degree before King County Superior Court Judge Sullivan
OUTCOME: dismissed
Theft prosecution before Judge Linda Thompson--Case dismiised upon statutory construction argument
OUTCOME: dismissal with prejudice
defendant accused by co-worker of Rape shortly after defendant released from prison for a rape conviction. Strike 2 life sentence if convicted. Defendant identified as assailant by co-worker. Consent d ... efense--discovered evidence that put complainant's credibility into question and case dismissed on the trial calendar
OUTCOME: dismissal
Rape 2 prosecution--Adrian E-E confessed to Rape after a search of his residence (upon execution of search warrant) uncovered incriminating evidence. Upon motion, evidence of search suppressed and conf ... ession suppressed as fruit of the poisoend tree
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