Commonwealth v. K.H.

This was a very difficult case. Our client was accused of sexual misconduct from years in the past. Based on the charges, he was facing up to life in prison. We were confident based on our assessment of the evidence that our client was innocent. Part of our investigation included recording telephone conversations that proved crucial in confirming that the accusations were frivolous. We worked with an experienced prosecutor who knew that the case was crumbling and all charges were dropped.  

Commonwealth v. S.C.

We came to court with four different cases demonstrating that indecent exposure requires proof of not only nudity but also a sexual intent. The police officer opposing us was extremely professional and discussed the situation with us prior to trial. After we showed him the case law, he agreed that the evidence did not support the charge and agreed to dismiss the charge. 

Commonwealth v. K.R.

Our client was arrested at a hotel in Virginia Beach and accused of running a prostitution ring. We successfully argued that no evidence proved that any prostitution occurred in the city of Virginia Beach and all charges were dismissed. 

Commonwealth v. S.S.

Our client was charged under the so called "revenge pornography" law.  Our client had a different attorney in lower court and was convicted and received jail time.  We were hired to handle the appeal and filed motions arguing that the law is an unconstitutional infringement on the First Amendment.  After two different court dates worth of argument and legal briefs, the case was ultimately dismissed after we convinced the judge that the court did not have proper venue to hear the case. 

Commonwealth v. S.Y.

Our client was thrown in jail and faced the possibility of life in prison. Needless to say, he was terrified. We worked tirelessly to uncover evidence that was never reviewed by the police. In the end, we were successful in proving that our client was the victim of a terrible false accusation. We were incredibly excited when his charge was dropped. . 

Commonwealth v. D.C.

We worked with a sexual assault nurse examiner who was able to demonstrate that the accuser's injuries were completely consistent with consensual intercourse. When our client refused to plead guilty, the prosecution used all of their power and leverage and indicted on more charges. With our help, our client stood his ground. We set the case for a jury trial. In the end the prosecution dropped all charges without a trial, and our client avoided the possibility of life in prison. 

Commonwealth v. G.E.

Our client was charged with rape based on the claim of a co-worker.  We worked with our own sexual assault nurse examiner to prove that there was no physical evidence su[pporting the accusation. The prosecution was not willing to give up easily. We took the case to a jury trial. After two days of fighting for our client, the jury deliberated for less than thirty minutes before returning a not guilty verdict.  Our client walked away a free man instead of facing 5 to life in prison. 

Commonwealth v. L.C.

Our client was charged with sexually assaulting the teenage daughter of his neighbor.  The prosecution was insistent that any plea offer include a conviction that would force our client to register as a sex offender.  We took the case to a jury trial.  We successfully used school records to show that the girl had told wildly different versions of her story to school officials.  Our client was found not guilty and avoided being a registered sex offender for the rest of his life.