Encino, CA
Personal injury Lawyer at Encino, CA
Practice Areas: Personal Injury, Criminal Defense, DUI & DWI
OUTCOME: NOT GUILTY OF ALL CHARGES
Mr. J was charged with commercial burglary. Due to his prior record, he was facing a maximum exposure of 9 years in state prison. His crime was caught on surveillance camera and he made a confession to ... the arresting officer. Mr. J exercised his right to a jury trial.
OUTCOME: NOT GUILTY OF ALL CHARGES
Mr. M was charged with domestic violence after he allegedly fractured his wife’s wrist during an alleged attack. Mr. M exercised his right to a jury trial and his wife and three children all testified ... against him.
OUTCOME: NOT GUILTY OF ALL CHARGES
Mr. K was charged with possession of methamphetamine for sales and possession of a weapon with narcotics. The methamphetamine was found in Mr. K's room in a bag belonging to Mr. K. The gun was also fo ... und in his room and the arresting officer alleged Mr. K confessed to both the gun and the methamphetamine. Mr. K exercised his right to a jury trial.
OUTCOME: NOT GUILTY OF ALL CHARGES
Mr. F was charged with felony assault causing great bodily injury when he allegedly launched an unprovoked attack on his girlfriend’s adult son. Mr. F was offered five years in prison and a “strike” to ... resolve his case. Mr. F chose to exercise his right to a jury trial.
OUTCOME: NOT GUILTY OF ALL CHARGES
Mr. F was charged with assault with a deadly weapon when he allegedly followed a woman onto a metro bus and stabbed her in the stomach. He exercised his right to a jury trial.
OUTCOME: FELONY DISMISSED
Mr. H was charged with attempted residential burglary after allegedly attempting to enter into his ex-girlfriend’s house with a shotgun. Mr. H. was offered five years and a “strike” to resolve his case ... . Mr. H exercised his right to a jury trial. After successful cross examination of the prosecution’s first four witnesses, Mr. H was able to resolve his case for a misdemeanor vandalism and was immediately released from custody.
OUTCOME: NOT GUILTY OF ALL CHARGES
Mr. W. was charged with assault with a deadly weapon after he allegedly cornered his daughter’s boyfriend in a bathroom and stabbed him in the upper torso. Mr. W. was facing a life sentence because of ... his prior strikes. However, Mr. W. chose to exercise his right to a jury trial in which his daughter testified against him.
OUTCOME: NOT GUILTY OF ALL CHARGES
Mr. J was charged with battery on a peace officer causing great bodily injury after allegedly attacking several peace officers and breaking one officer’s finger. He was looking at a maximum of 19 years ... in state prison and was offered 9 years and a “strike” just prior to trial. Mr. J. exercised his right to jury trial.
OUTCOME: CASE DISMISSED
Ms. K. was charged with a DUI and chose to exercise her right to a jury trial. After successful cross examination of the arresting officer, it was proven that the officer testifying in the case was dis ... honest in his representation of the facts.
OUTCOME: CASE DISMISSED
Mr. B. was charged with domestic violence after allegedly choking his ex-wife. His ex-wife, estranged child and law enforcement officers all testified against Mr. B. He exercised his right to a jury tr ... ial and 11 of the 12 jurors voted him NOT GUILTY.
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