Homicide and Assault Cases
Acquitted
Our client was charged with murder in Sonoma County and the jury found he acted in self-defense.
Dismissed
Our client was charged with shooting a man 5 times in the chest. We convinced the District Attorney’s office he acted in self-defense and the case was dismissed before preliminary hearing.
Acquitted
Our client was charged with first degree murder in Contra Costa County and despite testimony from witnesses, he was acquitted by the jury.
Acquitted
Our client was charged with vehicular manslaughter in Alameda County and was acquitted by the jury at trial.
Acquitted
Our client was charged with assaulting a police officer with his vehicle and was acquitted by a Contra Costa County jury.
Dismissed
Our client was charged with stabbing a neighbor during a dispute. We convinced the District Attorney’s Office she had acted in self-defense and the charges were dismissed.
Sexual Assault
Acquitted
Our client was accused of rape in Solano County when a woman claimed she had not consented. He was acquitted at trial.
Acquitted
Our client was charged with multiple counts of child molestation and was acquitted by the jury at trial in Contra Costa County.
Acquitted
Our client was accused of 89 counts of sexual assault and child molestation and acquitted of all counts at trial.
Acquitted
Our client was charged with indecent exposure in Solano County and acquitted of all charges by the jury.
Dismissed
Our client was accused of multiple counts of child molestation in Alameda County. After a preliminary hearing all charges were dropped.
Acquitted
Our client was charged with being a “peeping tom” in Contra Costa County and was acquitted of all counts at trial.
Driving Under the Influence Cases
Acquitted
Our client was charged with driving with a 0.23 blood test result and was acquitted by a Contra Costa County jury.
Acquitted
Our client was charged with a second-time DUI in Sonoma County and was acquitted by the jury.
Acquitted
Our client was charged with driving under the influence and driving with a BAC above the legal limit. He was acquitted by a Contra Costa County jury.