Redwood City, CA
DUI and DWI Lawyer at Redwood City, CA
Practice Areas: DUI & DWI, Domestic Violence ... +2 more
OUTCOME: Dismissed through negotiations
Client was arrested for shoplifting at Khol's. Even though client made a full confession, presenting her story as a human being to the judge allowed us to negotiate a dismissal of the charges.
OUTCOME: Dimissed
Officer stoped him for drifting out of his lane and onto the shoulder. Test results claimed he was over the limit, but we were able to point to flaws in the testing method.
OUTCOME: Case Dismissed on Motion
Client was picked up in another state on an outstanding felony warrant for Residential Burglary (a Strike), and other felony charges including auto theft and receiving stolen property. We helped the f ... amily get him out before extradition proceedings began, and then fought the case on speedy trial grounds. He missed only a few days of work, he kept his job, and all the charges were dismissed.
OUTCOME: Cal. Supreme Court Affirms Dismissal of DMV Suspension
The California Supreme Court upheld this victory for for people charged with DUI. I argued that a driver should be able to challenge test results by digging deeper than the number printed out by the m ... achine. The Court of Appeals and the Cal. Supreme Court agreed. The DMV suspension was dismissed and cleared from the record.
OUTCOME: Evidence suppressed
Client had an accident with another driver. His blood test came back as a .20. Based on constitutional grounds, the Judge granted the motion to suppress evidence
OUTCOME: Acquitted on All Counts at Jury Trial
The arresting officer follows my client from the parking lot of the restaurant/bar. Officer claims that my client performed badly on the field sobriety tests, and then blew a .16. By the end of the t ... rial, the jury all agreed that it was the officer who didn't conduct the field sobriety tests properly, and that the breath test couldn't prove he was above a .08 at the time of driving. "Not Guilty."
OUTCOME: Acquitted on All Counts at Jury Trial
To cabbies get physical over who's next at the taxi stand. My client busted the other guy’s jaw. After a thorough investigation and presentation at trial, the jury agreed he deserved it. "Not Guilty ... ."
OUTCOME: Acquitted on All Counts at Jury Trial
When the multi-agency taskforce burst through the door, my client was taking a nap in a bedroom on a cot just above a large, pungent, brick of marijuana. The powerful odor was unmistakeable. But as th ... e full set of facts emerged at trial, the jury came to understand that the dope was not my client's, and he didn't even know it was there. "Not Guilty."
OUTCOME: Acquitted on All Counts at Jury Trial
.18 DUI with a drunken sailor passed out at the wheel, partially blocking fast lane of the freeway. I explained to the jury that the key to reasonable doubt was a pool of unidentified liquid just behi ... nd the car. After five days of nail-biting deliberations, all twelve jurors agreed, and voted "Not Guilty" on all counts.
OUTCOME: Acquitted on All Counts at Jury Trial
Residential burglary (a felony and a strike under the three strikes law) with client’s fingerprints at point of entry. One of the victims who lived in the house was a police officer. After and energ ... etic attack on the forensic evidence at trial, the jury voted unanimously for "Not Guilty" on all counts.
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