State v. Lewis
N/AOUTCOME: All charges dismissed
Client wrongfully charged with stalking his girlfriend and violating an order of protection. Because of prior convictions, client was charged with a felon.
David Kephart's Legal Cases (21)
Phoenix, AZ
Criminal defense Lawyer at Phoenix, AZ
Practice Areas: Criminal Defense, DUI & DWI
State v. Egbert
N/AOUTCOME: Not Guilty
Client was medical director of an international right to die organization and he, along with several other members, were charged with Conspiracy to Commit Manslaughter.
State v. Torres
N/AOUTCOME: Attempted Murder Charge Dismissed
Client was charged with Attempted Murder for attacking a suspected child molester with a baseball bat. Successfully argued to the Court of Appeals that the Attempted Murder charge was improper.
State v. Afflick
N/AOUTCOME: Not Guilty.
Client was wrongfully accused of assaulting his wife with a knife and trying to drowned her. Client was found not guilty on all counts.
State v. Cabrera
N/AOUTCOME: Dismissed
Successfully got this client out of a 7 year prison sentence on an aggravated assault, kidnapping case. His plea was set aside and all charges were dismissed
State v. Carlon
N/AOUTCOME: All charges dismissed
I took over this case after the client signed a plea for 10 years in prison on a home invasion, kidnapping, aggravated assault case. I successfully got him out of the plea and his case was dismissed.
State v. Carbajal
N/AOUTCOME: Not Guilty
Jury Acquitted client of Aggravated Assault State of Arizona v. Michael Carbajal (5 time world-champion boxer and Olympic silver medalist) The client was facing up to 3 years on probation or a pris ... on sentence between 1 year up to 3 years and 9 months. In what is now considered the fastest jury verdict in Maricopa County history, after less than 8 minutes of deliberation the client was found NOT GUILTY of aggravated assault. The client was accused of savagely attacking and beating an acquaintance after the acquaintance allegedly ruined a video cassette belonging to the client. We showed the jury that the attack as described by the alleged victim simply did not occur because the injuries were not consistent with an attack by the client and there was not any physical evidence of an attack aside from the victim’s broken nose. We also showed the jury that the victim was seeking money from our client both before and after the alleged incident.
State v. Marchese
N/AOUTCOME: Not Guilty
Client charged with 2 counts of DUI (impaired to the slightest degree by prescription drug and a prescription drug metabolite in his system). This case hinged on the fact that the client was given t ... he wrong medicine by a hospital which caused him to pass out and wreck his car. His treating physician testified that he should never have been given this particular medicine and the accident was likely the result of this error and not the other prescriptions found in the clients system. The jury carefully analyzed the evidence and vindicated my client by finding him NOT GUILTY.
State v. Groves
N/AOUTCOME: Not Guilty
Client charged with 4 counts of Driving Under the Influence (impaired to the slightest degree, BAC above .08, BAC above .15, BAC above .20), Assault, and Criminal Damage. After agressive cross-exami ... nation of 3 civilian witnesses, the client was found NOT GUILTY of all counts.
State v. Hebert
N/AOUTCOME: Not Guilty
Client acquitted of Resisting Arrest. The client was facing a prison sentence between 9 months up to 2 years and 9 months if convicted. After less than 30 minutes of testimony, the client was fou ... nd NOT GUILTY of resisting arrest. The client was accused of resisting arrest by pulling away from an officer after an officer chased him on foot. The incident occurred at night in a bad neighborhood, the officer never announced that he was an officer, and he never stated he was arresting the client. Once the client realized that it was an officer chasing him, he stopped. Unfortunately for the client, the officer then tackled him and repeatedly slammed the client’s face against the ground. The officer later testified that the injuries were self-inflicted by the client hitting his head against the police car. As we have seen before, the client was charged with Resisting Arrest to cover-up for potential police brutality and abuse.
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