Case Studies

A man was accused over conduct from his teenage years, reported a decade later. Defense work won a plea deal with no felony, registration, or jail time.

A detailed argument about the client's psychological makeup convinced a Pierce County judge to impose 17 months for Attempted Rape of a Child in the Second Degree, well below the standard 31-to-41-month range.

When the prosecution left a key witness off its list, persistent defense efforts to interview him ultimately led the prosecutor to dismiss the charge.

Strategic timing of our defense interview revealed the absence of abuse memories in the young boy's testimony, resulting in dismissal of both criminal and dependency cases.

A college student faced devastating accusations of molesting his mother's friend's son. Our cross-examination exposed how adult anxiety and suggestive questioning had created false beliefs in the child's mind.

When a father was accused because his child attended the same daycare where abuse allegedly occurred, we demonstrated how improper questioning techniques had manufactured false memories.