Portsmouth, NH
Criminal defense Lawyer at Portsmouth, NH
Practice Areas: Criminal Defense, Domestic Violence ... +2 more
OUTCOME: Not Guilty (all charges)
The Defendant was acquitted after a full jury trial to verdict. He was charged with Second degree assault, (class B felony) and also acquitted of Simple Assault, (Class A Misdemeanor).
OUTCOME: Not guilty
The was an Assault case in the Rockingham County Superior Court. The case went to a jury trial and my client was found not guilty
OUTCOME: Not guilty
State v. Horton was an attempted murder case in the Rockingham County Superior Court. The Defendant was charged with Attempted Murder, and two felony assaults. After a full jury trial, the Defendant wa ... s found not guilty of the attempted murder and all felonys.
OUTCOME: pending
My Client was charged with conspiracy to sell narcotics in the Strafford County Superior Court. I filed a motion to suppress evidence based upon an illegal interrogation. The motion was litigated in th ... e Superior Court. The Court granted my motion, but then allowed a subsequent search. I filed a motion to reconsider the search issue which is still pending.
OUTCOME: The Court found in favor of my client. the State was forced to dismiss the case having lost their evidence.
My client was charged with possession of a Narcotic, (felony). I filed a motion to suppress in the Strafford County Superior Court. The case was litigated in a hearing on my motion to suppress. The Sup ... erior Court granted the motion.
OUTCOME: The Court ruled in my client's favor that a bow and arrow were not per se deadly weapons
This was an appeal I handled to the NH Supreme Court. The issue was whether a bow and arrow was a per se deadly weapon and, therefore, was it impermissible as a matter of law for a felon to possess.
OUTCOME: The NH Supreme Court reversed my client's conviction and he was released from prison the same day
This was a double jeopardy case that I briefed and argued to the NH Supreme Court. I was not trial counsel. My client was convicted and was incarcerated in the NH State Prison for men at the time of th ... e appeal.