State v. Wilson

Dec 16, 2017

OUTCOME: DISMISSED

Defendant was indicted for one count of armed robbery, based on eyewitness testimony and eyewitness identification via social media. Defendant was subject to lineup, during which time eyewitness pointe ... d him out following previous social media ID. Defense counsel filed 76-page motion to suppress all identifications by eyewitness, and the district attorney's office dropped the charges.

State v. Harris

Nov 28, 2017

OUTCOME: DISMISSED

Defendant was indicted for one count of burglary, based on eyewitness testimony. Defendant was subject to lineup, during which time eyewitness pointed him out. Later, after interviewing the witness, th ... e witness went back on their identification, and admitted that he was not sure if the Defendant was the person he saw.

State v. Crawford

N/A

OUTCOME: DISMISSED

Client was charged with one count of aggravated assault. During our investigation, we established that he acted in self defense, and the complaining witness (the alleged victim) admitted to being the f ... irst aggressor, and admitted that our client acted in self defense.

State v. Drummer

N/A

OUTCOME: DISMISSED

City of Charleston v. Melton

N/A

OUTCOME: DISMISSED

Our client was arrested for one count of credit card fraud. The investigator's basis for the arrest was a review of the video at a local shop, and the only person recognized was our client, even though ... the alleged victim did not know who our client was nor could the alleged victim remember what happened the day that she lost her card. The case was dismissed the day of trial.

State v. Cook

N/A

OUTCOME: NOT GUILTY

Our client was indicted for one count of selling of a controlled substance, and was given an enhancement for the alleged sale occurring near a church. Ultimately, he was looking at 40 years in jail. Ra ... ther than accept the prosecution's deal that he spend 4 years in jail, we took the case to trial, and jury found our client not guilty.

Mound Bayou v. Williams

N/A

OUTCOME: DISMISSED

State v. Williams

N/A

OUTCOME: DISMISSED

State v. Marks

N/A

OUTCOME: NOT GUILTY

Our client was charged with two counts of aggravated assault, with several eye witnesses seeing him fire a weapon and supposedly injuring two people during a gunfight. After being in jail for nearly tw ... o years before being indicted, we secured our client's release, and took his case to trial, where we argued that he acted in self defense. After a three-day trial, the jury returned a verdict of NOT GUILTY.

State v. Pates et al.

N/A

OUTCOME: DISMISSED

State indicted client for armed robbery. Upon our investigation into the case, we discovered evidence and testimony from the alleged victim that showed that our client was actually trying to help the v ... ictim from being robbed. We revealed the evidence to the State, and they dismissed the case.