Denver, CO
Criminal defense Lawyer at Denver, CO
Practice Areas: Criminal Defense, Appeals, Civil Rights
OUTCOME: Conviction reversed
A jury found Mr. Selman guilty of second degree murder for shooting a fellow gang member during a party at a gang member's house. The court sentenced him to 35 years in prison. On appeal Tom Carberry ... got his conviction reversed and a new trial ordered.
OUTCOME: Court order reversed and remanded for hearing
Mr. Serrano, who has severe medical and mental health problems, pleaded guilty as a child to attempted sexual assault and wound up with a long prison sentence. After years of litigation, the Court of ... Appeals reversed the trial court's orders and remanded for a hearing. The DA dismissed the convictions.
OUTCOME: Not guilty of second degree assault on a police officer
Mr. Aleem was charged with second degree assault on a police officer at a demonstration at the University of Colorado.
OUTCOME: Convictions reversed and remanded for a new trial
A jury found Mr. Sharp guilty of multiple counts of sexual assault on a child and the court sentenced him to 50 years in prison. On appeal, Tom Carberry got his convictions reversed.
OUTCOME: Sentence reversed and case remanded for new sentencing hearing
A jury convicted Mr. Rodarte of armed robbery and assault. The court sentenced him to 40 years in prison. The Court of Appeals reversed the sentence. On remand, the court reduced the sentence to 34 ... years.
OUTCOME: Conviction reversed and case remanded for a new trial
A jury convicted Mr. Davis of attempted sex assault and bribery of a witness. The Court of Appeals reversed the attempted sexual assault conviction. One of the three judges in the Court of Appeals wo ... uld have reversed the bribery conviction, too.
OUTCOME: 48 year Habitual offender sentence reversed, probation granted
Mr. Paiva, who is mentally challenged, pleaded guilty to burglary and the big habitual offender. The judge sentenced him to 48 years in prison. The Court of Appeals reversed his habitual offender sen ... tence and remanded for a new hearing. He got probation on remand.
OUTCOME: Convictions reversed, judgment of acquittal orderred
A jury convicted Mr. Sheel of conspiracy to manufacture methaphetamine and the judge found him guilty as an habitual offender. Tom Carberry represented him on appeal. The Court of Appeals reversed an ... d ordered the trial court to enter a judgment of acquittal.
OUTCOME: Conviction reversed and case remanded for a new trial
A jury found Mr. Harris guilty of first degree assault for stabbing a man on the 16th Street Mall in Denver, Colorado. He lost his appeal to the Colorado Court of Appeals, but then Tom Carberry took o ... ver the case and won it in the Supreme Court.
OUTCOME: Conviction vacated
Mr. Robertson went to trial despite the fact that the state mental hospital had found him incompetent. The trial court overruled the state hospital because Mr. Robertson looked really normal, had a ma ... ster in finance, and for the most part was really normal. But he had a delusion of persecution, which led to the charges against him. Before our 35(c) hearing, the district attorney agreed that he was mentally incompetent. On July 15, 2004, the court vacated the felony menacing conviction and dismissed the charges on basis of defendant’s mental incompetence. His family admitted him to a hospital where he stayed for several months. He was later discharged and now lives in his hometown near his parents and is doing well.
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