February 2009
A firm client was charged with Unarmed Robbery, a felony offense. The case went to trial before Judge Redford of the 17th Circuit Court in Kent County. The trial lasted 4 days. The jury deliberated for 7 hours finally concluding that the client was not guilty.
July 2008
A firm client was charged with OWI/UBAL (or commonly referred to as drunk driving), a misdemeanor offense.The case went to trial before Judge Kenneth Post of the Hudsonville District Court. The trial lasted 1 day. The jury deliberated for 2 hours finally concluding that the client was not guilty.
February 2008
A firm client was charged with Stalking, a misdemeanor offense. The case went to trial before Judge Steven Servaas of the 63rd District Court in Rockford. The trial lasted 1 day. They jury deliberated for several hours finally concluding that the client was not guilty.
January 2008
A firm client was charged with OWI/UBAL 2nd offense (commonly referred to as drunk driving), a misdemeanor. The case went to trial before Judge William Kelly of the 62-B District Court in Kentwood. The trial lasted 1 day. The jury deliberated and found the client guilty of OWI. The firm appealed the conviction to Judge Donald Johnston of the 17th Circuit Court. Judge Johnston reversed the conviction and ordered the case be re-tried before a new jury. After some delay and discussion between the parties, the defendant agreed to plead guilty to Impaired driving 1st offense and plead after the 7 year mark so he could keep his license.
January 2008
A firm client was charged with Larceny from a Motor Vehicle, a felony offense. The case went to trial before Judge Dennis Kolenda of the 17th Circuit Court in Kent County. The trial lasted 4 days. The jury deliberated for several hours and finally concluded that the client was not guilty.
January 2008
A firm client was charged with OWI/UBAL 3rd offense (commonly referred to as drunk driving), a felony. The case went to trial before Judge Dennis Leiber of the 17th Circuit Court. The trial lasted 3 days. The jury deliberated for approximately 1 day and concluded that the client was not guilty.