Phoenix, AZ
Criminal defense Lawyer at Phoenix, AZ
Practice Areas: Criminal Defense, DUI & DWI ... +2 more
OUTCOME: Not Guilty!
Client charged with DUI for both alcohol and prescription drugs. Phoenix police officers testified that client failed all of the administered field sobriety tests and was driving improperly on the hig ... hway. Two State criminalists testified that client was impaired and her prescription drugs enhanced her impairment. Client testified during the trial.
OUTCOME: Not Guilty!
Client was charged with DUI drugs. Specifically, client had a marijuana metabolite (Carboxy-THC) and alcohol in his blood at the time of driving. My theory of the case was that client had consumed a c ... ommercial product that contained a small quantity of THC that was purchased legally. The State's expert testified that there were passive ways in which THC could be present in a person's blood. One way was the use of commercial products that contained small amounts of THC. At trial, client testified that he did not smoke marijuana. However, he testified that he used hemp seed oil extract all the time and he didn't know it contained small amounts of THC.
OUTCOME: Not Guilty On 2 Counts and the State Dismissed the other count after the verdict.
State alleged client was driving under the influence of alcohol and prescription drugs. The State also alleged that because client was impaired by the alcohol and drugs, and due to client's impairment ... , client caused an accident. The State also alleged that client was driving with an open container of alcohol and that the client's use of alcohol was against the doctor's orders. Client was charged with A.R.S. 28-1381(A)(1), (A)(2), and (A)(3).
OUTCOME: Not Guilty On All Counts.
Client was charged with 2 counts of D.U.I. 5 Police officers testified that client told them that he was the driver of the vehicle at the time his vehicle was struck by another driver. Client's B.A.C ... . was over a 0.08. Client testified that he was not the driver of his vehicle.
OUTCOME: Not Guilty On All 17 Counts.
Mr. Payan was originally charged with Attempted Murder. The charges were reduced to 17 Counts of Aggravated Assault, Dangerous Deadly Weapon. Two people were shot, one of which was a 5 year old little ... boy. The government alleged that an AK-47 was used during a gang related assault. Mr. Payan was facing 157 years in prison. There were 8 co-defendants, 7 people testified against our Mr. Payan. The trial lasted 5 weeks and it took 4 days for the Jury to return the verdict.
OUTCOME: Not Guilty
Mr. Ward was charged with assault. The government alleged that Mr. Ward assaulted his mother.
OUTCOME: Not Guilty
Mr. Coleman was charged with criminal damages to a City of Phoenix City Bus. The bus driver alleged that he was intoxicated and when he was asked to get off of the bus, he broke the bus door window. ... He was arrested within 5 minutes of the 911 call.
OUTCOME: Not Guilty
Victim an Phoenix Police alleged that Mr. Waits violated his order of protection. I argued that the State failed to lay proper foundation that Mr. Waits was actually served with the order of protectio ... n.
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