Vill. of DeForest v. Roberta J. K
Oct 13, 2009OUTCOME: OWI/PAC 1st offense charges dismissed.
OWI 1st offense dismissed after court granted defense motion to suppress all evidence on the basis of an unlawful stop.
Madison, WI
Criminal defense Lawyer at Madison, WI
Practice Areas: Criminal Defense, DUI & DWI ... +2 more
OUTCOME: OWI/PAC 1st offense charges dismissed.
OWI 1st offense dismissed after court granted defense motion to suppress all evidence on the basis of an unlawful stop.
OUTCOME: OWI 2nd - THC dismissed, then amended to non-criminal reckless driving when re-charged.
OWI 2nd - controlled substances (THC) dismissed on motion to dismiss for insufficient complaint. When recharged, prosecutor agreed to amend to non-criminal reckless driving after filing defense motion ... to suppress all evidence for unlawful search and seizure.
OUTCOME: OWI 3d dismissed upon jury acquittal.
Client acquitted at jury trial on OWI 3rd offense in a charge based upon a mixture of sedatives, amphetamine and alcohol found in the defendant's blood as well as badly failing field sobriety tests on ... video.
OUTCOME: Dismissed on prosecutor's motion.
Filed motion to suppress evidence which persuaded the prosecutor that all evidence of the OWI was obtained by virtue of an unlawful stop.
OUTCOME: 2nd offense OWI amended to reckless driving
Second offense OWI case stemming from multiple auto collisions, failed field sobriety tests and a blood test showing therapeutic levels of the sleeping medication ambien reduced to non-OWI offense of e ... ve of trial.
OUTCOME: Dismissed on prosecutor's motion.
All evidence suppressed based upon motion to suppress for unlawful seizure on a 4th offense OWI case where the client was stopped for allegedly weaving within his lane of travel.
OUTCOME: Felony firearms offense reduced to misdemeanor disorderly conduct and a fine imposed as sentence.
Felon in Possession of a firearm charge amended to misdemeanor disorderly conduct after prosecutor made aware that defendant was likely entrapped by police actions through hearing on defense motions.
OUTCOME: Possession w/ intent to deliever (>3-10 gr.) on heroin dismissed defense motion , plea to possession of narcotics negotiated to preclude further prosecution.
Client initially charged with possession with intent to distribute heroin (>3-8grams), a class E felony which carries a maximum sentence of 15 years and a $50,00 fine. A motion to dismiss the possessi ... on with intent to deliver for the 8 grams of heroin found on the defendant's person was granted prior to a preliminary hearing and the case was resolved with a plea to the offense of personal possession of heroin.
OUTCOME: OWI 3rd amended to non-criminal reckless driving.
OWI 3rd offense dismissed and negotiated plea to non-criminal reckless driving based upon suppression motion filed in the case.
OUTCOME: TN Supreme Court overturned felony convictions.
The Tennessee Supreme Court agreed with my interpretation of Tennessee's aggravated assault and aggravated reckless endangerment statutes, overruling both the court of appeals and trial court judges. ... The Court further agreed that there was insufficient evidence to support convictions for felony assault with a deadly weapon and reckless endangerment by use of an unloaded BB gun in this case. http://www.tsc.state.tn.us/OPINIONS/TSC/PDF/072/McGoueytmOPN.pdf