Experienced and Winning Criminal Defense

Case Type: Violent Crime / Disorderly Conduct (Dangerous)

A high-stakes jury trial where witness credibility and visibility were challenged to protect a young family’s future.

The State alleged the client fired a weapon from a U-Haul truck near a school, based on a witness claiming clear visibility from across a busy street.

The defense challenged the witness’s ability to accurately observe the incident and litigated a key evidentiary issue, allowing a third-party witness to invoke the Fifth Amendment in front of the jury. A central theme—“Low Deck Means More Work”—focused the jury on carefully examining the State’s claims and burden of proof.

Outcome:
Not Guilty

Case Type: Drug Offense (Possession for Sale)

A discovery violation and overnight legal strategy transformed a decade-long prison exposure into probation.

The client faced more than 10 years in prison after being accused of possessing two pounds of methamphetamine, with multiple prior felony convictions.

After the prosecution referenced an undisclosed confession, the defense secured a mistrial and worked overnight to file a motion pushing for dismissal. Strategic pressure on the prosecution exposed procedural failures and shifted the trajectory of the case.

Outcome: Reduced to Probation (from 10+ year prison exposure)

Case Type: DUI (Aggravated DUI with Priors)

An extensive investigation uncovered critical credibility issues that reshaped the trial.

The client faced serious DUI charges supported by officer testimony regarding erratic driving and failed sobriety tests.

Through public records requests, the defense uncovered damaging information about the officer’s past conduct. Although not presented directly at trial, the investigation influenced the officer’s testimony and strengthened the defense’s position.

Outcome:
Not Guilty

Case Type: Theft

A family-driven case where the jury saw beyond the prosecution’s approach.

The client, with prior convictions and on probation, was accused of stealing his mother’s television to support a drug habit.

The defense highlighted the relationship between mother and son, including her reluctance to prosecute. Despite the State compelling her testimony, the jury recognized the broader context and credibility issues.

Outcome:
Not Guilty

Case Type: Robbery

A clear and compelling defense theory reframed a robbery allegation.

The client faced serious prison time due to prior convictions after being accused of robbing an individual returning from a blood bank.

The defense introduced the theory that the money was loaned, not stolen, and that the alleged victim later regretted the transaction. The theme “Blood Money” provided a clear lens for the jury to question the accusation.

Outcome:
Not Guilty

Case Type: Theft / Trafficking in Stolen Property

Listening to the client and building a narrative of reasonable doubt led to full resolution across multiple charges.

The client faced multiple felony charges in two separate cases, including trafficking stolen materials and vehicle theft, with prior convictions increasing exposure.

The defense challenged the reliability of alleged confessions, questioned forensic evidence, and built a compelling narrative around the client’s livelihood and credibility. A memorable trial theme helped the jury distinguish between trustworthy and unreliable evidence.

Outcome:
Not Guilty (Primary Case) + Second Case Dismissed

Case Type: Sexual Assault Allegations

Detailed investigation and environmental analysis dismantled serious allegations.

The client was accused of molesting multiple individuals in a public swimming pool setting.

The defense conducted extensive interviews with lifeguards and used established safety protocols, including surveillance expectations and response timing, to challenge whether the alleged conduct could have occurred as described.

Outcome: Not Guilty on Multiple Counts + No Retrial on Remaining Counts

Case Type: DUI (Alcohol + Marijuana)

A simple, focused defense narrative overcame assumptions in a DUI case.

The client was found asleep in a parked car with keys in the ignition and a marijuana cigarette present, leading to DUI charges.

The defense emphasized that the client had no intent to drive and challenged the State’s claims about vehicle movement and drug use. Supporting testimony reinforced the client’s credibility.

Outcome: Not Guilty on All Counts

Case Type: Kidnapping / Aggravated Assault

A highly unusual case where storytelling and credibility reframed serious allegations.

The client faced felony charges after an incident involving a former fiancée and conflicting accounts of events.

The defense presented an alternative narrative supported by context, behavior, and credibility analysis. A memorable theme helped the jury evaluate the plausibility of the State’s claims and the standard of reasonable doubt.

Outcome: Not Guilty on All Felony Charges