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State v. Client 1
Domestic Violence Assault & Disorderly Conduct – Mesa Municipal Court
Case dismissed

  • Client was charged with assault and disorderly conduct as domestic violence offenses after an argument with her sister. Through interviews and investigation, we were able to show that the sister was the aggressor in the argument and altercation and client actions caused no injuries to the sister.

State v. Client 2
Indecent Exposure – Phoenix Municipal Court
Not guilty on all counts at trial

  • Client was charged with indecent exposure after an employee in a local store claimed that he was intentionally exposing himself to another patron in the store. During trial, we were able to use video surveillance footage and diagrams of the store layout to show that the accounts of the event by the employee who reported the incident and the detective who investigated it were impossible based on the video recording and layout of the store. The jury acquitted the client on all charges.

State v. Client 3
Sexual Abuse, Aggravated Assault – Yavapai County Superior Court
Case dismissed via grand jury motion and State decided not to refile charges.

  • Client was charged with sexual abuse and aggravated assault against a minor (both dangerous crimes against children) due to allegations made by a grand niece. After reviewing the State’s evidence and witness statements, we were able to establish that the grand niece’s account of events was not possible or truthful, and that detective investigating the case knew this but still testified falsely to the Grand Jury. As a result, the Court granted our motion to dismiss and the State elected not to re-file charges.

State v. Client 4
Sexual Offender Probation Termination – Maricopa County Superior Court
Sex offender probation terminated and offenses designated a misdemeanor.

  • Client had been convicted of multiple counts of indecent exposure to a minor and had been placed on sex offender probation. While on probation, client had sought help for mental health issues and successfully completed sex offender treatment. After only 2.5 years, the Court granted our motion to terminate his probation early as we were able to establish through the use of expert reports and his own probation records that he had fulfilled all requirements and purposes of probation.

State v. Client 5
DUI – Phoenix Municipal Court
Not guilty on all counts at trial

  • Client was charged with two counts of misdemeanor DUI after being spotted leaving a bar and being pulled over by a Phoenix Police officer. Her blood results were reported at well over a 0.08, but we were able to call into question the State’s results based on errors in testing and the officer’s failure to do a proper investigation. The jury acquitted her on all charges.

State v. Client 6
Sexual Assault – Pre-Charge Investigation
State declined to prosecute or charge sexual assault charges

  • Client retained us after being put under investigation for sexual assault against his girlfriend. We contacted the detective to protect our client’s rights and slow down the investigation. Thereafter, we used a polygraph examination completed by our client and witness statements to call into question the alleged victims statement. We submitted this material to the investigating detective, and eventually the detective and the prosecuting attorney declined to file charges against our client citing that there was no reasonable likelihood of conviction.

State v. Client 7
Probation Violation – Maricopa County Superior Court
Probation terminated successfully instead of a revocation of probation and additional penalties.

  • Client came to us after a petition to revoke his probation had been filed due to him not reporting to his probation officer for several months and not making required payments. We were able to convince the court to simply terminate his probation as successful (and designate his offense a misdemeanor) instead of revoking it and punishing him further.

State v. Client 8
Sexual Abuse – Maricopa County Superior Court
4 of 5 sexual abuse counts dismiss, client received probation on the remaining count

  • Client was charged with 5 counts of sexual abuse against a minor across a wide time period. We were able to convince the Court that 4 of the counts were too old to be prosecuted, and the Court dismissed them. Client, who had been facing multiple years in prison if convicted on more than one of the counts, received a lenient probation sentence on the one remaining count.

State v. Client 9
DUI – Apache Junction Justice Court
Case dismissed after court granted motion to suppress

  • Client had been pulled over and arrested for DUI after a police officer allegedly saw her swerve into a guard rail. We were able to show that the officer’s allegation of swerving was impossible or at the least exaggerated based on satellite imagery and photographs of the roadway. The Court granted our motion to suppress and the case was ultimately dismissed.

State v. Client 10
DUI – Avondale City Court
Plea to reckless driving, DUI counts dismissed

  • Client was pulled over by an experienced DUI officer after he witnessed swerving and other traffic violations. We contested all parts of the State’s evidence and investigation and the State ultimately agreed to dismiss the DUI counts and offer a plea agreement to reckless driving.

State v. Client 11
Domestic Violence Assault & Disorderly Conduct – Scottsdale City Court
Not guilty on all counts at trial

  • Client was charged with assault and disorderly conduct as domestic violence offenses after an argument with his ex-girlfriend. At trial we were able to highlight inconsistencies in the testimony of the ex-girlfriend and impeach her prior statements.

State v. Client 12
Hit and Run – Tucson Municipal Court
Not guilty at trial

  • Client charged with hit and run after a vehicle was found crashed. We were able to show at trial that the State could not identify our client as the driver of the vehicle.

State v. Client 13
DUI – Tucson Municipal Court
All counts dismissed

  • Client was charged with two counts of DUI. We were able to convince the prosecutor to dismiss the charges after demonstrating problems with the blood alcohol analysis.

State v. Client 14
DUI – West Mesa Justice Court
DUI charges reduced to reckless driving

  • Client was charged with two counts of DUI after being stopped for allegedly weaving. We filed a motion to suppress evidence based on the officer conducting a traffic stop without reasonable suspicion that a traffic offense had been committed. The prosecutor agreed to dismiss all DUI charges and offered a plea to reckless driving.

State v. Client 15
DUI – Tempe Municipal Court
DUI charges dismissed after evidentiary hearing

  • Client was charged with DUI after a Tempe Police Officer observed client swerving over the lane line. We filed a motion to suppress based on the officer failing to have reasonable suspicion to stop the car. The judge agreed and suppressed all evidence and the prosecutor dismissed the charges.

State v. Client 16
DUI – Phoenix Municipal Court
DUI charges dismissed prior to evidentiary hearing

  • Client was stopped for weaving one time within her lane. We filed a motion to suppress evidence based on a lack of reasonable suspicion to stop the vehicle. The prosecutor dismissed all charges the day of the hearing.

State v. Client 17
DUI – Scottsdale City Court
DUI charges dismissed

  • Client was charged with DUI after being stopped for expired registration. The prosecutors dismissed the DUI charges after we were able to demonstrate problems with the alcohol analysis.

State v. Client 18
DUI – Country Meadows Justice Court
DUI charges reduced to reckless driving

  • Client was charged with DUI after being pulled over for speeding. Despite having an alcohol concentration in excess of .11, our client showed few signs of impairment. After the case was set for trial, the prosecutor agreed to dismiss the DUI charges.

State v. Client 19
DUI – Flagstaff Municipal Court
DUI charges reduced to reckless driving

  • Client was charged with DUI after officers stopped his vehicle in response to an anonymous tip. We filed a motion based on the officer’s lack of reasonable suspicion to stop the vehicle. Prior to the hearing, the prosecutor agreed to dismiss the DUI charges and offered a plea to reckless driving.

State v. Client 20
Criminal Trespass in the First Degree – Maricopa County Superior Court
Charges dismissed

  • Client was charged with a class 6 felony for remaining in a residence after being asked to leave. Following negotiations with the prosecutor, they agreed to dismiss all charges if client completed one class.

State v. Client 21
Criminal Speeding – Tempe Municipal Court
Charges dismissed

  • Client charged with criminal speeding for traveling 48 mph in a 25 mph zone. Charges were dismissed after client completed Defensive Driving School.

State v. Client 22
Felony Shoplifting – Maricopa County Superior Court
Charges dismissed

  • Client was charged with felony shoplifting after putting items inside a container and walking out of the store. All charges were dismissed after client agreed to complete a diversion program.

State v. Client 23
Criminal Speeding – Scottsdale Municipal Court
Criminal charges dismissed

  • Client was stopped for traveling 73 mph in a 35 mph zone. After negotiations with the prosecutor, they agreed to dismiss the criminal charge and offered our client a plea to a civil speeding violation.



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