Archive for May 25, 2007

Marijuana Charges Dismissed after Motion to Suppress

Client was pulled over in his vehicle for improper brake lights. When the Officer approached the driver side window he immefiatley smelt marijuana searched the vehicle which yeilded a large amount of marijuana. After researching the stop and looking at the vehicle it was clear that client had two working brake lights. One on the left side and an unconventional taillight in the middle of the back window. After hearing on a motion to suppress based on an illegal stop the Judge agreed that the working taillights do not have to be the conventional brake lights. As long as any two tailights work, that is sufficient and dismissed the charges.

Client found not guilty on kidnapping charges after Jury Trial

Client allegedley went over to ex-girlfriends house and dragged her into his car and allegedley beat her. State offered very strict sentence. During trial the evidence showed that the alleged victim did not have injuries consistent with her story and that her veracity to tell the truth was questionable. The Jury felt there was reasonable doubt and found my client not guilty.

Marijuana & Obstrucitng Charges Dismissed

Client was stopped for speeding, officer used the smell of marijuana as probable cause to search client and car. Officer eventually arrested client for having small amount of marijuana in the car and for obstructing for throwing some marijuana out the car window. Upon a Motion to Suppress evidence and a motion to dismiss the State felt that the motions were valid and dismissed the case.

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