People v. S.K.
Feb 11, 2020OUTCOME: Not Guilty by Jury Trial
DUI case. Car slid off the road, and client blew .22/.21 breath tests. Jury Verdict was not guilty on all counts.
Sonora, CA
Criminal defense Lawyer at Sonora, CA
Practice Areas: Criminal Defense, Car Accidents ... +4 more
OUTCOME: Not Guilty by Jury Trial
DUI case. Car slid off the road, and client blew .22/.21 breath tests. Jury Verdict was not guilty on all counts.
OUTCOME: Dismissed
Client charged with violation of P.C. 368(d), Theft from an elder or dependent adult, P.C. 476a(a), making or delivering a check exceeding $950.00 knowing there are insufficient funds for payment, and ... P.C. 470(c), Forgery all Felonies. Case dismissed at final trial readiness conference.
OUTCOME: Not Guilty by Jury Trial
Client was charged with violation of Penal Code section 4501(b), Assault by means of force likely to produce great bodily injury while confined in State prison and P.C. 243(d), battery with serious bod ... ily injury. Both counts had the added special allegation of personal infliction of great bodily injury. Client had 2 prior strikes and was facing a mandatory life sentence. The alleged assault and battery were on video from multiple angles. Client insisted it was not him, and we chose trial.
OUTCOME: Dismissed
Client was charged with: (1) P.C. 459 first degree residential burglary with a person present, a strike (2) P.C. 243.4(a) Sexual Battery by Restraint (3) P.C. 236 false imprisonment by Violence ... (4) P.C. 422 Criminal Threats, a strike It was alleged that Client was personally armed with a knife and that he had two prior felony convictions
OUTCOME: All sex counts dismissed or not guilty by jury, Mr. S was found guilty of possessing the firearm and ammunition as well as the methamphetamine and heroin. Mr. S is out of jail and with his family.
Mr. S was accused and charged with holding a woman captive, drugging her, chaining her up, handcuffing her, and raping her. He faced twenty one counts of rape by force, rape by use of drugs, forced sex ... ual penetration with a foreign object, rape in concert, and forcible oral copulation,; one count of Criminal Threats, one count of felon in possession of a firearm, one count of felon in possession of ammunition, one misdemeanor count of postilion of methamphetamine, and one misdemeanor count of possession of heroin. At trial, he was facing multiple strikes and life in prison.
OUTCOME: Two Strikes charged. Not Guilty on all counts after Trial By Jury
Mr. C was accused of: Count #1 Violation of Penal Code Section 245(a)(4), Assault by means likely to produce Great Bodily Injury with a special allegation of personal infliction of Great Bodily Injury ... ; and Count#2 Violation of Penal Code section 243(d), Battery with Serious Bodily Injury. Both Counts are Strikes.
OUTCOME: Acquittal after Jury Trial
Client was charged with misdemeanor trespass and misdemeanor resisting or obstructing a police officer. At trial, the people presented their evidence. Outside the presence of the jury, we made a motion ... for acquittal under PC1118.1. The court granted the motion based on insufficient evidence.
OUTCOME: Dismissed on morning of trial
(1) Misdemeanor PC273.5, Corporal injury to a spouse (2) Misdemeanor PC243(e)(1), Battery (3) Misdemeanor PC594(A) Vandalism
OUTCOME: Not Guilty after Jury Trial
Public intoxication case under PC 647(f). This is not the same case as the one below. Two jury Trials in one week for the same client. Not guilty on both.
OUTCOME: Not Guilty after Jury Trial
Client was charged with P.C. 148(a)(1) resisting a peace officer and P.C. 647(f) public intoxication.