Our client in San Francisco was arrested for violation of Penal Code Section 273.5 – (domesticviolence). After numerous contacts and aggressive negotiations with the San Francisco CountyDistrict Attorneys Office, no charges were filed. Read On
Client was originally charged with one count of violation of Penal Code Section 246.3(a)-(discharge of firearm with gross negligence) and one count of violation of Penal Code Section25850(a) – (Carrying a loaded firearm on ones person) in Richmond, Contra Costa County.After extensive negotiation... Read On
Client was originally charged with a felony violation of Vehicle Code Section 10851(a)-(theft ofa vehicle), in Alameda. After extensive negotiations with the Alameda County DistrictAttorneys Office in Oakland, our client was granted a Misdemeanor deferred entry of judgment.Client successfully co... Read On
Our San Francisco County client was arrested for a violation of Penal Code Section 311.11(a) Read On
In San Francisco Federal District Court, our client was facing 20 years in prison for Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act (RICO) 18 U.S.C § 1962(c) Read On
In Contra Costa County, client in Albany was charged with a violation of Vehicle Code Section 23152 (a) and (b) Read On
Client was convicted in Alameda County of a misdemeanor violation of California Penal Code Section 311.2(c) Read On
In this Oakland case arising out of an anti-police brutality protest, our client was arrested for a misdemeanor violation of California Penal Code Read On
Client was cited for a violation of Penal Code Section 484 (misdemeanor petty theft), in Berkeley. After extensive negotiations with the Alameda County District Attorney’s Office Read On
Client was subpoenaed to testify as a witness before the grand jury in a potential homicide case. After extensive negotiations with the Santa Clara County District Attorney’s Office Read On
Client in Berkeley was arrested fighting in violation of Penal Code Section 242, Read On
Alameda County Client in Berkeley embezzlement case alleged to have embezzled more than a quarter of a million dollars Read On
San Francisco client was cited by Federal Park Police for Failure to Obey a Lawful Order of the Police after being stopped by the police for videotaping several officers’ harassment Read On
After our client was arrested for fighting for violating Penal Code Section 242. After numerous contacts with the Alameda County District Attorney's Office... Read On
Berkeley client was arrested and charged with a misdemeanor violation of Penal Code Section 647(j)(3) ... Read On
Our client was under a federal investigation by the San Jose FBI for possible Possession of Child Pornography, a violation of 18 U.S.C. § 2252A... Read On
July 2016
In San Francisco County, client was observed by CHP speeding across the Oakland / San Francisco Bay Bridge at 100 mph and was later stopped by the San Francisco Police Department after colliding into the wall of the off-ramp. Read On
Client from Berkeley was arrested in San Francisco and originally charged with a felony violation of Penal Code Section 508 – (Embezzlement by Employee) and a felony violation of Penal Code Section 487(b)(3) – (Grand Theft: Taking items over $950). Read On
June 2016
In San Francisco Federal District Court, our client was potentially facing being charged with several felony charges yet was only convicted of a violation of 18 U.S.C § 641 – (Misdemeanor Theft of Government Property)... Read On
In 2003, our client was under investigation for an alleged violation of Article 120, UCMJ–(Rape) at Camp Humphries in Korea. Although no charges were filed... Read On
“The death penalty is a lie, a misguided mistake born of anger and frustration. Capital punishment has become a perverse monument to inequality, to how some lives matter and others do not. It is a violent example of how we protect and value the rich and abandon and devalue the poor. The death penalty is a grim, disturbing shadow formed by the legacy of racial apartheid and bias against the poor that condemns the disfavored among us, but corrupts us all. It’s the perverse symbol elected officials use to strengthen their ‘tough on crime’ reputations and distract us from confronting the causes of violence. It is finally the enemy of grace, redemption and all of us who recognize that each person is more than their worse act.”
