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My client was charged with making a hand to hand delivery of heroin to an undercover Chicago Police Officer. My client was facing significant prison time because of the charges. The prosecutor refused to offer probation so we had no choice but to go to trial in order to avoid prison or any sort of …
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My client was required to register as a sexual offender after he was convicted of sexual assault when he was a juvenile. The Statute requires individuals to register an address change withing 3 days of moving your residence. My client was charged with moving to Chicago without registering his address change with the Chicago Police …
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My client was served with an Emergency Order of Protection. The mother of his children alleged that he threatened to harm her in numerous text messages that he had sent her. She had copied then and showed the judge when she was granted the Emergency Order of Protection. My was served with the Order of …
Order of Protection – ORDER OF PROTECTION TERMINATED Read More »
The Chicago Police Department observed my client commit numerous traffic infractions. The Officer pulled my client over and observed her to have bloodshot and glassy eyes, slurred speech, odor of alcohol and she made an admission that she had been drinking alcohol earlier in the evening. The Chicago officer asked her to perform field sobriety …
Driving Under the Influence of Alcohol (DUI) – LICENSE SUSPENSION REMOVED Read More »
My client was stopped for traffic violations by the Chicago Police Department. The officer searched my client and found a bag of cocaine on his person. He admitted that he used cocaine. My client was arrested and the case was set down for preliminary hearing. At the first court date, the prosecutor did not have …
The Round Lake Beach Police observed my client turning without a signal. The officer smelled a strong odor of alcohol coming from his breath. He exhibited red and glassy eyes. My client had slurred speech and admitted to consuming (4) alcoholic drinks earlier at a bar. My client failed all the field sobriety tests that …
My client was charged with aggravated battery by stabbing someone and puncturing his liver. My client went to a park to watch a fight between 2 people. There was a whole group of kids who came to watch. While my client was watching the fight, he pulled out a knife and stabbed another observer of …
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The Des Plaines Police Department observed my client make a traffic infraction and attempted to stop his vehicle. My client accelerated and turned down a side street. My client quickly jumped out of the vehicle and the officer caught him. My client’s breath smelled like alcohol and he admitted to drinking earlier. The Officer had …
Driving Under the Influence of Alcohol (DUI) – NOT GUILTY AFTER TRIAL Read More »
The Cook County Sheriff’s Department observed my client speeding 81 mph in a 55 mph zone on I-294 heading South bound. The Officer observed my client to have bloodshot and watery eyes. The Officer asked for a driver’s license and my client just stared forward for 30 seconds. He eventually retrieved his documents and fumbled …
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My client and two (2) other individuals robbed two separate individuals within a short period of time. My client was armed with a gun. They were wearing masks the whole time during both of the robberies. The police department found video surveillance in a nearby apartment building which captured my client and his friends running …
Armed Robbery with a Firearm – MOTION TO QUASH ARREST GRANTED Read More »
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