Case Results

Commonwealth v. AC (Vehicular Homicide DUI)

Favorably resolved the case by a plea of guilty to one Count of Aggravated Assault DUI, 6 months work release. Read On

Commonwealth v. JF (Vehicular Homicide DUI F2 and Aggravated Assault DUI x4)

Avoided Mandatory State Prison sentence. Read On

Commonwealth v. RR (Aggravated Assault Serious Bodily Harm)

Found Not Guilty on all counts after jury trial. Read On

Commonwealth v. CL (Homicide)

Charges reduced to a single count of misdemeanor Involuntary Manslaughter. No Jail Imposed. Read On

Commonwealth v. GB (2nd Offense)

Second Offense within 10 years alleged. Alcohol Blood .17. Lak of Probable Cause, all evidence suppressed and all charges dismissed. Read On

Commonwealth v. DW (Marijauna DUI)

Blood Evidence suppressed. All charges Dismissed. Read On

Commonwealth v. MF (2nd offense DUI .14)

DUI Charges Dismissed Read On

Commonwealth v. AM (Felony Robbery x4 and Assault x4)

Felony search evidence suppressed. Read On

Commonwealth v. GR (2nd Offense DUI .17)

2nd DUI Charges Dismissed, AFFIRMED on Appeal. Read On

Commonwealth v. AA (2nd offense DUI NOT GUILTY after trial)

2nd Offense DUI Breath test-NOT GUILTY after trial Read On

Commonwealth v. KK (DUI .17 Blood)

DUI Charges Dismissed Read On

Commonwealth v. GH (DUI-Refusal)

DUI Refusal Dismissed Read On

Commonwealth v. KK (Felony Theft)

Client was charged with numerous counts of Felony Theft totally over $20,000. Through the presentation of evidence and discussions with the DA regarding evidentiary issues, the criminal charges were completely dropped and client pleaded guilty to one summary violation of Disorderly Conduct and pa... Read On

State v. T.L. (Case Dismissed)

DISMISSED-Accident case with .21 blood result and one prior offense. Case was dismissed after motion hearing for lack of probable cause to arrest and suppression of blood results. Read On

State v. T.W. (Charges Dismissed and Reduced)

Defendant was charged with a 4th offense DUI refusal, (Mandatory 1 year jail, served over 1 year previously). Also possession of a small amount of cocaine, and a small amount of marijuana. DUI dismissed for lack of probable cause. Cocaine dismissed by agreement with prosecutor. Plea to one count of simple possession of a small amount of marijuana. Read On

State v. T.D. (NOT GUILTY AFTER TRIAL)

NOT GUILTY after trial. Second Offense with an alleged refusal to submit to a breath test. Defendant found sleeping in the drivers seat on an offramp. Read On

State v. L.S. (CASE DISMISSED)

Defendant was on Diversion Agreement in another Court when this case arose. Prosecutor would not negotiate so we were forced to litigate and the Court dismissed the case for lack of probable cause to arrest after we were able to suppress PBT and HGN evidence supporting the arrest on foundational grounds. Diversion agreement not revoked by other court!! Read On

The Case of E.S. (CASE DISMISSED)

2nd Offense. The Defendant had allegedly driven his vehicle into a ditch, however the officer was not able to establish when the driving occurred, if the defendant was actually the driver, whether the defendant had left the scene and/or consumed alcohol after the accident and most importantly, whether the defendant was actually under the influence at the time of driving. CASE DISMISSED after Omnibus Pretrial Motions for lack of probable cause. Read On

D.M. v. Dept. of Motor Vehicles

The Defendant was stopped by a Police outside of his jurisdiction. While the criminal case was properly reduced and disposed of by the prosecutor, the DMV upheld the 1 year revocation of D.M.'s license for refusing chemical testing. We appealed on the grounds that the DMV did not have sufficient evidence of jurisdictional authority to uphold the revocation. The Court agreed and REVERSED AND DISMISSED. Read On

Commonwealth v. A.M. (FELONY CHARGES REDUCED)

Defendant was originally charged with armed robbery, aggravated assault, conspiracy, theft and receiving stolen property, and although 17 years old at the time of the incident was certified as as an adult while represented by other counsel. Pleaded guilty to one count of Theft as a Misdemeanor. Sentence of probation. Read On