Attorney Jamie Alvarado-Taylor successfully defended a Montgomery County mother against allegations of abuse by her children’s father.

“I don’t question for a moment that 12 impartial jurors could be found here.”

DC criminal attorney David Wooten convinced a judge in D.C. Superior Court to acquit his client of two counts of assault.

A week after this victory the entire case was dismissed, and Mr. Wooten’s client got to remain in the United States a free man.

Mr. Lucey successfully argued that previous delays, caused by the State’s witnesses, violated his client’s constitutional right to a speedy trial.

Oates fought for his client to keep her clean record, firmly believing that the client should not suffer her first criminal charge for simply acting in support of her beliefs and the protestors.

Attorney Andrew Jezic convinced Judge to cut his client’s sentence from 15 years to 5 years–a time-served sentence.

Resident was being repeatedly harassed by her neighbor.

Wooten successfully argued that the police officer had no legal basis to stop the vehicle.

I have had many clients ask me, when a case is set for trial in the Baltimore City Circuit Court, why does it not go to trial?