Cape Coral, FL
Criminal defense Lawyer at Cape Coral, FL
Practice Areas: Criminal Defense
OUTCOME: Conviction Reversed
Marty Smith was convicted by a jury of being an accomplice to manslaughter and to aggravated assault and battery. On appeal, the Wyoming Supreme Court reversed Ms. Smith's conviction, finding that her ... subjective point of view should have been considered by the jury.
OUTCOME: Immunity from Prosecution Affirmed
On appeal, Mr. John was found to be immune from prosecution under Wyoming's self-defense statute. Mr. John was charged with first degree premeditated murder, and the district court determined he could ... not be prosecuted for the crime due to the self-defense statute's immunity provision. The Wyoming Supreme Court was convinced the immunity provision did apply, and affirmed the application of immunity to Mr. John's case.
OUTCOME: Conviction Reversed
Mr. Mills' conviction was reversed. The Wyoming Supreme Court held that he received ineffective assistance of counsel due to his trial counsel's failure to challenge the duration of the traffic stop i ... n the motion to suppress evidence where, after completing a warning citation, he retained defendant's documentation instead of returning it and asked defendant to exit his vehicle, thereby extending the detention.
OUTCOME: Conviction Reversed
Mr. Nesius' sentence as to one count was an illegal sentence and exceeded the statutory maximum sentence. His conviction was therefore reversed on that count by the Wyoming Supreme Court.
OUTCOME: Conviction Reversed
Mr. Steffey's conviction was reversed. The Wyoming Supreme Court held that his entry of a no contest plea was not knowing or voluntary, and the district court abused its discretion when it refused to ... allow him to withdraw his plea.
OUTCOME: Conviction Reversed
Mr. Brown was convicted of felony possession of a controlled substance. On appeal, the Wyoming Supreme Court held Mr. Brown was unlawfully detained in violation of his Fourth Amendment rights when the ... officer conducted a canine sniff of his vehicle. Because he was searched in violation of his Fourth Amendment rights, his conviction was reversed.
OUTCOME: Conviction Reversed
Mr. Rhoads was convicted of felony DWUI. On appeal, the Wyoming Supreme Court held the fourth offense felony DWUI looks back to the conduct, not convictions, in determining if four DWUIs have occurred ... within the ten-year lookback period. Mr. Rhoads did not have four DWUIs within the ten-year lookback period. His conviction was therefore reversed.
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