After stopping our client for speeding, the DPS Trooper believed he smelled the odor of green marijuana in our client's vehicle. The Trooper then searched and located a baggie that he said had the corner torn off but contained "particles" of marijuana along with some Swisher Sweets. Believing ... Read On
After securing a retrial for our client on her murder conviction, we were able to convince the District Attorney, a Special Prosecutor and the Trial Court that the Assistant District Attorney that previously handled the case had committed prosecutorial misconduct to the degree that a retrial woul... Read On
Agents seized tens of thousands of dosages units of anabolic steroids upon executing a federal search warrant at the home of our future client based upon the shipment of anabolic steroids throughout the country via the United State Postal Service. Days later, our future client was in China and ... Read On
Our client was detained and subsequently arrested in her front yard for DWI an Resisting Arrest following a 911 call by her estranged mother in law that our client had just left her home and was intoxicated. Our Motion to Suppress alleged DPS troopers violated her expectation of privacy by ente... Read On
Our client was accused of causing a closed head injury to one of her 3 month old twins. Based upon an incomplete investigation and misguided medical opinion, CPS quickly moved in and removed both of her children. She was then indicted for the second degree injury to child. After getting the di... Read On
Our client was on trial for assaulting his then girlfriend. She told police that the marks on her hand, elbow and neck were from him assaulting and choking her. Our client was told by police at the scene that he was under arrest "because she has injuries and I wasn't here to see it so I have to... Read On
Judge granted our motion to suppress finding Sheriffs Deputies illegally detained our client waiting a DPS Trooper. Case dismissed. Read On
Client shot her ex-boyfriend in the face with a .22 pistol while she was attempting to move out. At trial she claimed self-defense but the jury rejected her claim and she was convicted. On appeal, we pointed out that she was also entitled to a defense of property instruction. The appellate court ... Read On
Client was convicted of capital murder that occurred in 1988 but tried in 2008. The Court of Criminal Appeals reversed the conviction after we were able to prove he received ineffective assistance of counsel. He later pleaded guilty to reduced charged that amounted to time served. Read On
Client with CDL was speeding home from work in West Texas when he was stopped. Client had open container of alcohol in his vehicle yet denied drinking. He performed all field sobriety tests and then resisted arrest, cussing the officer the entire time. He voluntarily took a breath test which resu... Read On
Our client, a doctor, was accused by Health and Human Services Office of the Inspector General of over-billing and fraudulently billing for services that were alleged have been not rendered or coded incorrectly at a higher billing rate than permitted under Medicare rules. In the end, our client ... Read On
After confessing to police that she had shot the victim, the client pleaded guilty to murder. A jury sentenced her to 40 years in prison. We represented the client in her appeal and secured a reversal of the 40 year prison sentence due to an erroneous jury charge. Read On
Our client was accused of an arson that killed 2 people in 2001. An alleged jailhouse confession brought charges after 13 years. After 3 days of trial, we were able call into question whether there was an intentionally set fire. With only 2 witnesses to go, the State offered our client a reduced ... Read On
Though a pretrial motion to suppress was denied, the arresting officers story changed in front of the jury and the Judge granted the motion to suppress, directed the jury to find him not guilty and the client was found not guilty. The case was later expunged. Read On
President Obama granted our Petition for Commutation of Sentence and freed our client after serving 21 years of a life sentence imposed in the Western District of North Carolina. She was convicted of conspiracy to possess and distribute crack cocaine. Click to see what it is like to walk out of p... Read On
Jason Cassel and Shawn Latchford won a jury trial in federal court against a prison guard for using excessive force against our client. We were able to prove that the prison guard attacked our client so he could falsely claim an on the job injury. Read On
Our client was alleged to have tested positive for methamphetamine and ETG, an alleged marker for the consumption of alcohol. Upon hearing the evidence over objections, the Court revoked her probation and sentenced her to prison. Based upon the objections we made at the probation revocation, the ... Read On
Our client was accused of assaulting a female police officer and then resisting arrest when another officer came to her aid. After a 2 day trial, we were able to demonstrate that the officer not only disliked our client and was not acting lawfully when she tried to arrest him for an outstanding w... Read On
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