Denver, CO
Criminal defense Lawyer at Denver, CO
Practice Areas: Criminal Defense, Appeals, Civil Rights
OUTCOME: Conviction reversed and case remanded with directions
A jury convicted Mr. Robb of securities fraud and computer crime. The Court of Appeals affirmed the securities fraud convictions, but reversed the computer crime conviction.
OUTCOME: Convictions reversed and case remanded with directions
A jury convicted Mr. Rubio of multiple counts of attempted extreme indifference murder and first degree assault. On appeal, the Court of Appeals reversed 3 of the attempted extreme indifference murder ... convictions.
OUTCOME: New Trial Ordered
Client convicted of 2 counts of first degree murder in 2002. In 2009, I got his convictions reversed in a Crim. P. 35(c) hearing and the court ordered a new trial.
OUTCOME: Convictions vacated and new trial ordered
In 2002, Mr. Curren went to trial on multiple counts of first degree murder represented by attorney Harvey Steinberg. The jury convicted him of 2 counts of first degree murder and he got life in priso ... n. In April 2009, Tom Carberry represented Mr. Curren in a Crim. P. 35(c) hearing and the trial judge vacated his convictions and ordered a new trial.
OUTCOME: Conviction reversed and case remanded for a new trial
A jury convicted Mr. Delacruz of first degree murder and the court sentence him to life without parole. Tom Carberry represented him on appeal. The Court of Appeals reversed and remanded for a new tr ... ial.
OUTCOME: Conviction reversed and case remanded for a new trial
The police arrested Mr. Strassheim with drugs on his person. The Court of Appeals reversed his conviction and the trial court's failure to suppress the evidence.
OUTCOME: Conviction vacated
A jury found Mr. Chavez guilty of second degree murder. The trial court vacated a second-degree murder conviction vacated on basis of ineffective assistance of counsel by Frank Gallegos. My expert wi ... tness was Ernest Marquez. After the court vacated Mr. Chavez’s conviction and 44-year sentence, he entered a new plea for a 32-year sentence. The evidence of guilt was overwhelming, including eyewitnesses, the victim’s blood on the defendant’s shoes, and a confession, but the trial attorney argued mistaken identification. The real defense should have been that he acted in heat of passion, which reduces the felony level and the punishment range.
OUTCOME: Convictions vacated and new trial ordered
Mr. Petschow was convicted of two counts attempted murder, first-degree burglary, multiple other burglary charges, big habitual criminal. He got 264 years in prison. The trial judge vacated the convi ... ctions vacated on grounds of ineffective assistance of counsel and ordered a new trial. He went to trial again in 2009, but the judge declared a mistrial due to prosecutorial misconduct. Later, the defendant took a plea bargain for 40 years in prison. Cindy Hyatt and Amanda Phillips, from the Colorado Springs office of the Colorado State Public Defender, were the 35(c) lawyers and the lawyers at the second trial. I was the expert witness.
OUTCOME: Not guilty sexual assault on a child
Mr. Rimpson was charged with multiple counts ofsexual assault on a child and charged as an habitual criminal. After a week of trial, the jury found him not guilty of all charges.
OUTCOME: Conviction reversed and case remanded for a new trial
A jury convicted Mr. Selman of second degree murder and the court sentenced him to 35 years in prison. The Court of Appeals reversed and ordered a new trial.
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