Criminal defense Lawyer
Practice Areas: Criminal Defense, Sex Crime ... +3 more
OUTCOME: Not Guilty on both charges. Jury also didn't find him guilty on lesser included offenses that the prosecutor asked for.
Defendant with Assault by Strangulation and Child Abuse Third Degree facing 10 years in prison.
OUTCOME: Dismissed
Client charged with criminal sexual conduct in the first degree facing life in prison. The Circuit court prosecutor dismissed the case after reviewing cross-examination in the preliminary exam transcri ... pt.
OUTCOME: Not Guilty on all Four Counts
Defendant was charged with felonious assault, carrying a concealed weapon, felon in possession of a firearm, and felony firearm. The prosecutor presented three eyewitnesses.
OUTCOME: Charged was reduced to a minor misdemeanor of drunk & disorderly that will not appear on background checks with no jail and a short term of probation.
Defendant charged with Resisting/Obstructing-- a felony punishable by up to two years in prison.
OUTCOME: Judge agreed to grant HYTA w/ only two weeks probation so she could get the non-public record and still study abroad
Client charged with Minor in Possession of Alcohol-- 2nd Offense which made her ineligible for diversion. Client wanted to take advantage of HYTA sentencing to earn a non-public record, but was getting ... ready to leave and study abroad and the country would not let her in if on probation.
OUTCOME: Reduced to a misdemeanor with no jail, no fines or costs, and one month probation.
Client charged with a violation of the Sex Offender Registry Act (SORA) facing four years in prison
OUTCOME: Negotiated a deal on the day of the Preliminary Exam to plead to Malicious Destruction of Property, a 93-day misdemeanor.
Client charged with Home Invasion 2nd degree (15-year felony), Larceny from a Building (a five-year felony), and Malicious Destruction of Property (misdemeanor). Client was facing up to 15 years in ... prison.
OUTCOME: Prosecutor would only offer a plea to domestic violence with no sentencing agreement. On day of jury selection, Defendant pled to Disturbing the Peace (a 90-day misdemeanor). Sentenced to fines and costs only. No jail, no probation.
Defendant charged with Domestic Violence-- 2nd Offense facing up to one year in jail. Victim had visible bruises, scratches, and injuries.
OUTCOME: Negotiated a sentencing agreement with the judge and prosecutor. Defendant pled to Possession of Analoguess charge with the remainder dismissed. Defendant sentenced to fines and costs only. No jail, no probation.
Defendant charged with Possession of Analogues, Possession of Marijuana, Driving While License Suspended as an Habitual 4th Offender. Facing up to 15 years in prison.
OUTCOME: After filing motions at trial court, prosecutor agreed to remand case for a misdemeanor plea. Probation Department recommended jail, but after speaking on behalf of Client, judge sentenced to probation.
Client was charged with Aggravated Stalking as an habitual second offender facing 7 1/2 years in prison.
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