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People v. Q.D.
Exposed systemic misconduct within a major urban prosecutorial office after refusing to participate in unconstitutional and unethical practices.
People v. J.O.
Secured a not guilty verdict on charges of resisting and obstructing a peace officer after a thorough investigation into arrest procedures and use-of-force concerns.
People v. S.K.
Successfully argued a motion to suppress unlawfully obtained evidence, weakening the prosecution’s case and leading to a favorable outcome for the client.
People v. M.G.
Negotiated reduction of felony charges to a misdemeanor through strategic pretrial advocacy and detailed review of evidentiary weaknesses in the State’s case.
In some cases, yes. Whether your particular charges can be reduced or dismissed depends on the specific facts of your situation, the strength of the evidence, any procedural issues, and the legal defenses available to you. Where the opportunity exists in your case, we pursue reductions or dismissals through skilled negotiation or strategic motions. However, every case is different, and no outcome can be guaranteed.