Suisun City, CA
Criminal defense Lawyer at Suisun City, CA
Practice Areas: Criminal Defense, Appeals ... +2 more
OUTCOME: Conviction Reversed
Ms. Prince represented D.M. on direct appeal from his felony first degree murder conviction, and argued that the trial court erred in failing to give jury instructions on the lesser offenses of second ... degree murder and voluntary manslaughter. The court of appeal agreed and reversed D.M.'s conviction.
OUTCOME: Conviction Reversed
Ms. Prince represented T.L. on direct appeal from his felony assault conviction, and argued that numerous errors were made by the trial court. The Court of Appeal agreed, and reversed T.L.'s conviction ... and his six-year prison sentence.
OUTCOME: Appeal was granted, & evidence was suppressed.
Ms. Prince filed a pre-trial writ in the California Court of Appeal on S.W=s behalf, seeking reversal of the trial court's denial of a motion to suppress evidence in a felony drug case. The Court of Ap ... peal granted the writ, held that the search of defendant was illegal, and ordered the evidence obtained as a result of the search suppressed.
OUTCOME: Conviction Reversed
Ms. Prince represented W.M. on direct appeal from his misdemeanor DUI conviction, and argued that the trial court had committed errors by excluding certain evidence regarding the lack of the compliance ... with regulations applicable to breathalyzer tests, and by improperly instructing the jury. The Solano County Superior Court, Appellate Division, agreed, and reversed the conviction based on errors.
OUTCOME: Conviction Reversed
Ms. Prince represented C.W. on appeal from her misdemeanor conviction for resisting arrest. The Solano County Superior Court, Appellate Division reversed the conviction based on insufficient evidence.
OUTCOME: Conviction Reversed
Ms. Prince represented A.D. on direct appeal. In a published decision [(2006) 137 Cal.App.4th 1314], the California Court of Appeals reversed the defendant's conviction for robbery, based on the juveni ... le court's erroneous determination as to the extent of the juvenile court's jurisdiction.
OUTCOME: Successful appeal, probation condition reversed.
Court of Appeal reversed the trial court's imposition of a condition of probation that appellant not use medical marijuana on the grounds that imposition of this condition was arbitrary and capricious ... and violated the defendant's state and federal constitutional rights to privacy.
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