Mr. Nanjappa was labeled as a careless killer, driving a yellow corvette with reckless abandon, leaving a child alone and in a car seat, on the highway. The media attacked from the start, so we fought back. He was NOT GUILTY on all counts!

Mr. Hines was charged with Drunk Driving Causing Death, a fifteen year felony. I got the charges reduced to a Misdemeanor and Mark was sentenced to four months in jail, followed by four years of probation

In this case, the witness for the prosecution exaggerates his story tomake Mr. Garrison look like an insane driver. Using a miniature model of the school parking lot and video of actual traffic, I was able to secure a Not Guilty jury verdict.

Two girls claimed Gary damaged their car by throwing pennies at their car. An in-court demonstration at trial showed their stories were ridiculous. NOT GUILTY

I attacked the reliability of a breath test to show that it could have indicated a legal amount of alcohol. I also showed a jury that Elizabeth should not be held criminally responsible for a clerical error regarding her license. She was found Not Guilty on both counts.

After a .13 reading on the breathalyzer, I knew this case would look bad. After securing an expert witness and thouroughly attacking the credibility of a State Trooper named Huggins, a jury found her Not Guilty. The jury foreman later said the trooper could not be trusted.

Another case where Trooper Huggins' credibility is destroyed. This time the Judge declares Trooper Huggins testimony to be unreliable, due to his past actions. The breath test was thrown out and Cheryl was able to plea to a civil infraction of Careless Driving!

This case took two trials to finally reach justice. With a breath test reading of .15, Mr. Edwards was found Not Guilty.

Jeannette was driving her granddaughter home from the doctor's office. Her daughter put the car in gear while Jeannete was outside of the car. The cops said Jeannette was high and a danger. She was NOT GUILTY.

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Facing two charges, this client eventually walked away with no convictions. This result may not have been achieved without a pretrial motion.

This was a battle of experts, where the doctor for the Defense showed that Mr. Bendle's breathalyzer reading was wrong, due to acid reflux. Mr. Bendle was found Not Guilty.

In the same court with the same prosecutor as the above case, I showed that jury that Rita Jones swerved to avoid hitting an animal, and the jury agreed. Ms. Jones was found Not Guilty.

This case was dismissed after Opening Statements at trial. Although the breathalyzer read .10, the prosecutor realized it was a tough climb.

Bill was arrested and charged by two different jurisdictions. Because of the Leaving the Scene charge being baseless, it was dismissed. This resulted in a dismissal of the OUIL charge, due to double jeopardy.

Rob nearly hit a sheriff's car and blew a .09 on the breathalyzer. After finding there was an in car dash cam that was not turned on, and hearing the arresting officer lie, the jury found Rob Not Guilty.

A lying officer and his failure to conduct the breath test properly helped me show a jury that the .12 reading was false, leading to another verdict of Not Guilty.