Recent Case Victories
2024 - People v. J.R.
Grand Theft
DISMISSED
2024 - People v. J.B.
Child Abuse Case
DISMISSED
2024 - People v. E.W.
Criminal Threats
DISMISSED
2024 - People v. B.B.
Domestic Violence
DISMISSED
2023 - People v. R.S.
Possession of Controlled Substance with Firearm
DISMISSED
2023 - People v. D.R.
8 Counts Identity Theft, Stolen Vehicle
DISMISSED
2023 - People v. A.H.
Domestic Battery
DISMISSED
2023 - People v. E.L.
Domestic Violence
DISMISSED
2023 - People v. A.L.
Felony Assault, Criminal Threats
DISMISSED 1 COUNT, PROBATION
2023 - People v. B.H.
Cultivation of Marijuana
DISMISSED, DIVERSION
2023 - People v. M.E.
DUI
REDUCED
2023 - People v. A.D.
Attempted Murder, Felony Assault (PC 664)
CASE WON
2023 - People v. J.E.
Corporal Injury and Vandalism
DISMISSED 1 COUNT, PROBATION
2023 - People v. E.L.
Assault with a Deadly Weapon (PC 245a1)
DISMISSED
2023 - People v. M.M.
DUI & Driving with Suspended License
DISMISSED
2023 - People v. A.A.
Possession of Marijuana for Sale (HS 11359)
DISMISSED
How to Win Your Case
We cannot stress enough that you read, understand and follow these 10 basic rules if you are criminally charged or under investigation:
- Don’t ever talk to the police
- Do not discuss your case with anyone
- Everything you tell your lawyer is confidential
- Tell police you need to contact your attorney
- Never consent to any search by the police
- If the police knock on your door, don't answer!
- Realize the consequences of a criminal conviction
- Your lawyer (not you) will contact any witnesses
- Information on your cell phone is evidence
- Early Intervention is the key
