Case Results

Our client was stopped for a traffic violation and accused of possessing cocaine, prescription drugs, and a loaded firearm with intent to sell. Rabin Nabizadeh challenged the legality of the search and filed a motion to suppress evidence. The court ruled the search unconstitutional, excluded the evidence, and dismissed all charges.

Rabin Nabizadeh defended a client charged with DUI and refusal to submit to a breath test. Following a six-day jury trial, the defense successfully challenged the prosecution’s evidence and procedures. The jury returned a Not Guilty verdict.

Richard Weese and Jim Reilley defended a client charged with federal mortgage fraud. After trial and evidence challenges, the jury returned a complete Not Guilty verdict. This marked the first acquittal in that federal courtroom in over 25 years.

A client with two prior strikes faced new felony offenses, exposing him to life under California’s Three Strikes Law. Richard Weese filed a Romero motion to strike a prior conviction and argued for leniency. The court granted the motion, and the client received probation with credit for time served.

Rabin Nabizadeh and Tennille Duffy defended a client arrested for multiple domestic violence allegations. The defense secured a declaration from the client’s spouse clarifying the circumstances. Prosecutors declined to file any charges.

Richard Weese and Rabin Nabizadeh defended a client facing 12 felony domestic violence charges. Extensive pretrial preparation and motion practice weakened the prosecution’s case. On the day of trial, all charges were dismissed.

Richard Weese represented a client accused of embezzling over $350,000 from an employer. Through negotiations, the matter was resolved via civil compromise instead of criminal prosecution. The client avoided a criminal conviction.

Our client was charged with DUI after a traffic stop and breath test. The defense identified constitutional issues, filed a motion to suppress evidence, and the court granted it. The District Attorney dismissed the case.

Richard Weese, Tennille Duffy, and James Riley defended a client accused of child molestation in San Jose. After investigation and trial advocacy, the jury returned a full Not Guilty verdict on all counts.

During a contentious divorce and child custody dispute, our client faced multiple felony domestic violence charges. After pretrial preparation and trial advocacy, the jury returned a complete Not Guilty verdict.

Our client faced felony DUI charges with serious injury enhancements and potential prison exposure. Strategic negotiations focused on rehabilitation rather than incarceration. The client received probation and counseling in lieu of jail time.

A client faced allegations of seven armed robberies across multiple jurisdictions. The defense successfully persuaded six counties not to file charges, and at trial, all weapon enhancements were dismissed. The client received probation and credit for time served.