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First Degree Murder Trial in Price George’s County
October 14th, 2020
Client Found Not Guilty of Murder of Former FBI Agent
July 16th, 2020
Client Found Not Guilty of First and Second Degree Murder
November 3rd, 2018
Prince George’s County Jury Acquits Correctional Officer of all Charges.
February 15th, 2016
After a three day jury trial in Prince George's County, a 30 year veteran correctional officer was acquitted of all charges, including several felonies which would have carried five years without parole.
Andrew Jezic and Jamie Alvarado-Taylor cross-examined all of the State's witnesses in such a way as to show that the client's own testimony was corroborated. It was a difficult case because the State had two eyewitnesses as compared to one for the Defendant - himself.
The jury deliberated only three hours before liberating the 62 year old father of seven. He and his wife of 32 years were elated.
Continue ReadingArmy Ranger murder case ends 8.5 years later with no jail and no supervised probation, and with a chance for an expungement.
February 15th, 2016
Man found not guilty in Montgomery County home day-care sex abuse trial
February 15th, 2016
“I am very satisfied,” Manuel Aguilar-Morales said after the verdict. “The jury accepted the truth that I am innocent.”During the six-day trial, Aguilar-Morales’s attorney called as character witnesses eight parents whose children went to the day care. One of them, Steve Hadeed, said in an interview that he never doubted Aguilar-Morales’s innocence. “There are no other people in the world I would trust more to care for my children than the Aguilar-Morales family, and that includes Manuel,” Hadeed said.Andrew Jezic, an attorney for Aguilar-Morales, said his client had several roles at Ariana’s Learning and Play Family Child Care in Silver Spring. He cooked meals for his daughter, his wife and the children. He cleaned rooms and performed maintenance. After returning from his own job — landscaping and construction work — he would hel...Continue Reading