Aggravated Assault — Acquitted
Jan 01, 2026OUTCOME: Not Guilty at jury trial
Defendant facing 15 years on aggravated assault charge. Acquitted at jury trial in Middle Tennessee.
Nashville, TN
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OUTCOME: Not Guilty at jury trial
Defendant facing 15 years on aggravated assault charge. Acquitted at jury trial in Middle Tennessee.
OUTCOME: Not Guilty at jury trial
Defendant facing 15 years on aggravated assault charge. Acquitted at jury trial in Middle Tennessee.
OUTCOME: Not Guilty at jury trial
Defendant facing 40 years on second-degree murder charge. Acquitted at jury trial in Middle Tennessee.
OUTCOME: 30 days jail + probation (expungeable)
Defendant facing 25 years on attempted murder charge. Resolved to 30 days jail with probation; outcome eligible for expungement.
OUTCOME: Not Guilty at jury trial
Defendant facing life imprisonment on first-degree murder charge. Acquitted at jury trial in Middle Tennessee.
OUTCOME: Judgement of Acquittal (Judge dismissed case mid trial)
My client was charged with sale of fraudulent tickets. The two main issues; proving the Defendant's intent and proving the tickets were fraudulent. Neither happened.
OUTCOME: Not guilty at Jury trial
This case involved a fight stemming from a breakup gone bad. It was especially important in this case that we were able to show a extreme difference between the description of what happened by the alle ... ged victim and the injuries sustained. When I spoke with the jury afterward they just could not believe that if what the victim said is true why there were not more serious obvious injuries.
OUTCOME: Not Guilty at jury trial
Defendant facing six years on reckless endangerment and aggravated assault charges. Acquitted at jury trial in Middle Tennessee.
OUTCOME: 10 years with parole eligibility
Defendant facing 25 years (no parole) on aggravated robbery and aggravated kidnapping charges. Resolved to 10 years with parole eligibility.
OUTCOME: Not guilty at jury trial
A taped confession, two photo lineups, and text messages all implicating the Defendant. Every bit admitted into evidence at a jury trial.