People v. NH - Felony Possession of a Controlled Substance

Our Client was charged with Felony Possession of a Controlled Substance.  The Police executed a search warrant looking for narcotics at our Client's house.  Once inside, they recovered a loaded firearm and narcotics.  Our Client allegedly admitted that the gun and drugs were his.  All charges were dismissed at the Preliminary Hearing.

People v. OP

Our Client was charged with DUI.  He was allegedly seen speeding in the Northbound Lanes of Interstate 90.  The Police claimed that he also failed to signal when changing lanes multiple times and also straddled 2 lanes.  The Police stated that when they tried to pull our Client over, he failed to pull over and exited the expressway.  Once our Client pulled over, the Police say he "immediately lit a cigarette and began smoking" in an alleged attempt to hide the odor of alcohol.  The officer reported observations of bloodshot glassy eyes and slurred speech as well as an odor of alcohol once our Client was placed inside the officer's vehicle.  After admitting to drinking our Client agreed to perform Field Sobriety Tests and allegedly failed.  Finally, our Client blew more than double the legal limit on the breath test.  We were able to avoid a conviction for our Client with an agreement with the Prosecutor for Supervision.

People v. JH

Client was charged with Felony Possession of a Controlled Substance.  The Police claimed that while our Client was crossing the street, he dropped narcotics right in front of their police car which was traveling down the street our Client was crossing.  The Officers detained our Client and allegedly recovered 8 ziplock baggies containing suspected heroin.  Our Client had over $400 on his person which the police claimed was "drug money."  All charges were dismissed at the preliminary hearing.

People v. MM

Our Client was charged with a DUI.  Because he refused to take a breath test, his license was summarily suspended by statute and he was not permitted to drive.  We demanded a hearing to rescind that Statutory Summary Suspension.  At the hearing, the prosecution failed to meet their burden of proof and our request to have our Client's driving privileges reinstated was granted.  The Statutory Summary Suspension was granted!

People v. CP

Our Client was charged with Felony Possession of a Controlled Substance.  The Police claimed that they pulled our Client over for having a cracked tail light and not wearing a seat belt.  When they ran his information, they discovered that his license was suspended.  He was placed under arrest, and a subsequent search incident to arrest recovered prescription medication that our Client was unable to produce a prescription for.  We were able to convince the prosecutor to dismiss all felony charges.

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People v. OO

Our Client was charged with Felony Manufacturing and Delivery of Cannabis.  The Police pulled a vehicle over for a minor traffic violation.  Our Client was a backseat passenger in the vehicle.  The Police allegedly were able to smell a strong odor of cannabis emitting from the vehicle.  Our Client and the other passengers allegedly admitted to smoking cannabis earlier that day and frequently "hot boxing" the vehicle.  The police ordered everyone out of the vehicle and searched the car.  They found multiple marijuana blunts in the center console.  When searching our Client's backpack, the police recovered mason jars filled with over 20 bags of cannabis.  Our Client allegedly admitted to ownership of the marijuana and to selling weed to make money.  All charges were dismissed at the preliminary Hearing.

People v. FK

Client was charged with Felony Possession of Cannabis.  The case was dismissed at the Preliminary Hearing.

People v. CM

Our Client was charged with slicing one Victim in the face with a knife causing injury and permanent scarring and battering another Victim with a bag of garbage.  The prosecutors were offering jail time only.  We rejected the offer and took our Client's case to trial.  At trial the prosecution was not able to prove the battering of Victim #2 with a bag of garbage and the verdict was not guilty.  We were also able to prove that our Client was acting in Self Defense when he cut Victim #1.  As a result the verdict was NOT GUILTY on all counts!!!