May, 2026
State v. D.C.
Felony 2nd Degree Assault, mandatory minimum 1 year in prison.
Outcome:
Client Pled Guilty to misdemeanor 5th Degree Assault, case will be dismissed after 1 year probation.
May, 2026
State v. C.P.
Gross Misdemeanor 2nd Degree DWI, 90 days mandatory minimum jail.
Outcome:
Client received 30 days of house arrest.
April, 2026
State v. P.S.
Traffic violations; client accused of causing large pile-up accident on 694.
Outcome:
Case dismissed after our investigation showed no evidence that our client was at fault.
March, 2026
State v. T.B.
Misdemeanor Fourth Degree DWI.
Outcome:
Client pled guilty to misdemeanor public nuisance with no jail, no probation, and an $88 fine after we challenged the constitutionality of the arresting officer’s investigation.
March, 2026
State v. I.C.
Misdemeanor Hit and Run.
Outcome:
Case to be dismissed after 1 year probation and a $200 fine.
March, 2026
State v. A.O.
Misdemeanor Shoplifting.
Outcome:
State dismissed the charges after our investigation determined that our client had been wrongly identified.
February, 2026
State v. A.K.
Misdemeanor Disorderly Conduct.
Outcome:
Charges dismissed after we convinced the prosecutor that our client’s conduct was protected speech under the First Amendment.
February, 2026
State v. J.C.
Misdemeanor Shoplifting.
Outcome:
Charges dismissed after payment of $50 fine and 6 months probation.
Jan, 2026
State v. L.P.
Felony Criminal Damage to Property ($2,400+)
Outcome:
Case dismissed upon payment of restitution and 5 months probation.
Nov, 2025
State v. J.J.
Felony Shoplifting of $4,388 in merchandise.
Outcome:
Client received no jail and 3 years probation, with the case to be dismissed upon successful completion of probation.
Oct, 2025
State v. P.C.
Client accused of violent assault that left other party unconscious.
Outcome:
Client pled guilty to misdemeanor disorderly conduct, no jail, 1 year probation.
Oct, 2025
State v. M.Y.
Misdemeanor Disorderly Conduct.
Outcome:
After discussion with our office, the State agreed to dismiss the case outright.
Oct, 2025
State v. M.C.
Gross Misdemeanor Test Refusal, Gross Misdemeanor DWI, State seeking 180 days jail.
Outcome:
Client received 30 days of house arrest.
Oct, 2025
State v. A.D.
Client was arrested on an outstanding probation violation warrant and held in custody.
Outcome:
Our review of the file showed that the alleged probation violation actually a paperwork error. We were able to get the client released from jail within 24 hours, and the case was dismissed the next week.
Aug, 2025
State v. U.S.
Felony 2nd Degree Assault, Felony Threats of Violence, mandatory minimum 3 years in prison.
Outcome:
Felony charges dismissed, client plead guilty to carrying a pistol w/out a permit, no jail, up to 2 years probation.
July, 2025
State v. J.P.
Felony Drugs, Felony Probation Violation.
Outcome:
State agreed to dismiss the probation violation and to dismiss the new drug case after 1 year probation.
April, 2025
State v. M.F.
Gross Misdemeanor Carrying a Pistol W/out a Permit.
Outcome:
Charge amended to Misdemeanor Illegal Transport of a Firearm, will be dismissed after 1 year probation.
March, 2025
State v. N.B.
Gross Misdemeanor Shoplifting (over $500).
Outcome:
Case to be dismissed after payment of restitution and 1 year probation.
March, 2025
State v. T.K.
Felony Drugs.
Outcome:
Case to be dismissed after probation of up to 2 years.
Feb, 2025
State v. A.P.
Felony Domestic Assault, Felony No Contact Order Violation, Felony Probation Violation, State seeking 3 years prison.
Outcome:
Client plead guilty to Felony Violation of a No Contact Order with credit for time served and no further jail time.
Jan, 2025
State v. B.C.
Gross Misdemeanor Criminal Vehicular Operation, Misdemeanor DWI.
Outcome:
Client plead guilty to misdemeanor careless driving, no jail, 1 year probation.
Jan, 2025
State v. K.W.
Potential charges of Gross Misdemeanor DWI.
Outcome:
State agreed not to file charges after our office pointed out errors in the case made by the investigating officer.
Dec, 2024
State v. A.M
Felony flee in a motor vehicle, Misdemeanor DWI, Gross Misdemeanor Carrying a Pistol While Impaired.
Outcome:
Client plead guilty to Gross Misdemeanor Fleeing Police with 3 weekends in jail.
Dec, 2024
State v. J.R.
Felony Criminal Damage to Property ($5,000+).
Outcome:
Case to be dismissed upon payment of restitution and 1 year probation.
Nov, 2024
State v. R.S.
Misdemeanor theft.
Outcome:
State agreed to dismiss after hearing our arguments about the lack of evidence in the case.
Oct, 2024
State v. P.G.
Client charged with misdemeanor for accidentally bringing his gun through airport security.
Outcome:
Judge agreed to sentence the case as a non-criminal petty misdemeanor after hearing our sentencing argument.
Sep, 2024
State v. M.M.
7 Charges total, including 3 felony drug charges and DWI related charges.
Outcome:
5 counts dismissed, Client plead guilty to careless driving; drug charge to be dismissed after 2 years of probation.
Sep, 2024
State v. R.S.
Felony 3rd Degree Assault, State seeking 90 days of jail time.
Outcome:
Client acquitted after we convinced a jury that the client was not guilty.
Sep, 2024
State v. S.H.
Client had 16 traffic tickets totaling over $5,200 in fines and a suspended license.
Outcome:
We negotiated a dismissal of 11 of the cases and reduced the client’s fines to $700 and got the client’s license reinstated.
Sep, 2024
State v. Y.S.
Second Degree Assault, 3 year mandatory minimum prison sentence.
Outcome:
Client plead guilty to gross misdemeanor carrying a pistol without a permit, no jail time.
Aug, 2024
State v. R.E.
Misdemeanor 4th Degree DWI.
Outcome:
State agreed to dismiss after hearing our arguments about the lack of evidence in the case.
May, 2024
State v. C.J.
Misdemeanor 4th Degree DWI.
Outcome:
Client pled to careless driving. We convinced the court to rescind our client’s DL revocation, which saved client’s CDL and employment.
May, 2024
State v. K.C.
Gross Misdemeanor Drugs & Misdemeanor 4th Degree DWI.
Outcome:
Client plead guilty to DWI; drug charge to be dismissed after completion of probation.
May, 2024
State v. N.R.
Misdemeanor Obstructing Legal Process.
Outcome:
Case dismissed after 1 year probation.
May, 2024
State v. T.W.
Gross Misdemeanor Criminal Vehicular Operation, DWI with an alcohol concentration 3 times the legal limit.
Outcome:
Client pled guilty to DWI with 10 days of house arrest.
March, 2024
State v. A.A.
Client has previously been represented by other counsel who advised him to take a bad plea deal.
Outcome:
Court granted our motion to vacate the conviction and dismiss the case due to our client’s constitutional rights being violated.
March, 2024
State v. J.B.
Gross Misdemeanor Shoplifting of $707 dollars in merchandise.
Outcome:
Case to be dismissed after 1 year probation and payment of restitution.
State v. N.R.
Client was charged with obstruction after arguing with officers who were attempting to arrest her boyfriend.
Outcome:
Case will be dismissed after 1 year of probation.
State v. C.J.
Client, who has a commercial driver’s license, was charged with DWI after testing showed an alcohol concentration well over the legal limit.
Outcome:
We successfully convinced the judge to restore client’s driver’s license. Client eventually pled guilty to a non-DWI offense and was able to keep his commercial driver’s license.
State v. K.J.
Client was charged with DWI and drug possession.
Outcome:
Client pled guilty to a non-DWI and was placed on probation. The drug charge will be dismissed after client completes probation.
State v. A.A.
Client was convicted of Gross Misdemeanor Theft after he failed to show up for a court hearing.
Outcome:
We filed a motion with the court to reopen the case. The judge ultimately agreed not only to reopen the case but to dismiss the charges against our client entirely.
State v. F.O.
Client was charged with leaving the scene of an accident and suspected of DWI.
Outcome:
Outcome: Case will be dismissed after 1 year of probation.
State v. J.T.
Client was being investigated for a felony property damage/theft incident.
Outcome:
We worked with the investigating detective and provided initial evidence that demonstrated our client was not responsible for the damage that had occurred. The investigation was closed without filing any charges against our client.
State v. T.W.
Client was charged with criminal vehicular operation after causing a significant car accident while driving with an alcohol concentration over 3 times the legal limit.
Outcome:
Client pled guilty to a simple DWI offense and served 10 days of house arrest with no additional jail time.
State v. M.J.
Client was having difficulty finding employment due to an old criminal record.
Outcome:
Outcome: We secured a court order expunging the record within 9 days of M.J. first contacting us.
State v. M.M.
Client was charged with five counts of controlled substance offenses as well as DWI.
Outcome:
Client was convicted of careless driving and placed on probation. Once probation is complete all drug cases will be dismissed.
State v. M.L.
Client hadn’t had a valid license in nearly a decade and had 13 different suspensions on his license due to unpaid tickets.
Outcome:
Within six weeks of M.L. first contacting us, we negotiated a resolution of all 13 tickets that resulted in 7 of the tickets being dismissed and the fines reduced on others. Client’s total fines were reduced from over $3,500 to approximately $1,300, and client was finally able to obtain a driver’s license.
State v. S.H.
Client hadn’t had a valid license in over 17 years and owed over $5,000 in fines on 16 unpaid tickets.
Outcome:
13 tickets dismissed and client’s fines reduced to under $750. All suspensions on client’s license were finally lifted.
State v. J.B.
Client was charged with gross misdemeanor theft after allegedly pushing a cart full of stolen merchandise out of a store.
Outcome:
Case will be dismissed after 1 year of probation.
State v. B.B.
Client charged with reckless driving after performing a burn-out at a car show.
Outcome:
Client paid a small fine for violating a city ordinance and will not have a criminal record.
