DRUG CASES

Illinois Law prohibits people from selling or possessing cocaine, heroin or any number of drugs listed in the Statute. As you can see below, we win most of these cases by showing that the police search was unconstitutional. If we can show that the police acted improperly we will get your case dismissed.

Court Wins

People v. Moreno - 10CF000776
Possession of Controlled Substance with Intent to Deliever

NOT GUILTY McHenry County Courthouse

McHenry Sheriff's Police raided our client's house and found an ounce of Cocaine in a wall safe. Prior to trial, the State's Attorney offered six years in prison for a plea of guilty. We took the case to trial, and proved to the judge that our Client did not possess the drugs, and she was found not guilty.

People v. Jones - 10CR12982
PCS with Intent to Deliver

NOT GUILTY Chicago transferred to Skokie Courthouse

Chicago Police accused our client of selling rocks on a street corner. The State's Attorney offered 6 years in the department of corrections for a plea of guilty. We took the case to trial. At trial, multiple police officers testified at trial that our client was engaging in hand-to-hand transactions, and selling drugs. We were able to prove that the police were lying, and all charges were dismissed.

People v. Tovalin - 10CR-11824
Possession of cannabis with Intent to Deliver

NOT GUILTY 26th and California

Chicago Police executed a search warrant at our client's house and found three pounds of marijuana. The Chicago Police accused our client of possessing those drugs, just because he lived there and owned the house. We were able to prove to the judge that the marijuana was not our client's and he was found not guilty.

People v. Bates - 10CR-9949
Possession of Cocaine

Dismissed 26th and California

Chicago Police observed our client buying drugs. They followed our client as he traveled home to the couth suburbs. Once there, Chicago Police ordered our client out of the car and searched him, his friend, and the vehicle. We filed a motion to suppress evidence, arguing to the judge that the police had no right to perform the search. The State's Attorney agreed with our motion and dismissed the case.

People v. Brooks - 10C2-20371
Possession of Meth with Intent to Deliver

Dismissed Skokie

Des Plaines Police and a confidential informant set up our client for a drug deal. When our client arrived on the scene, Des Plaines Police immediately arrested him and lied about our client's consent to search his car. We filed a motion to suppress evidence, arguing to the judge that police had no probable cause to search the car. The judge agreed and granted our motion, and the case was dismissed.

People v. Hodo - 09CR-16408
Possession of Heroin

NOT GUILTY 26th and California

Police executed a search warrant at our client's home and found more than half of a kilo of heroin. Our client was facing a minimum of nine years in prison to be served at 75%. We took the case to trial and showed that the drugs did not belong to our client, and he was founf NOT GUILTY.

People v. Adam - 09CR-17529
Delivery of Cannabis

DISMISSED Skokie Courthouse

Des Plaines police set-up an undercover buy of one pound of marijuana from our client. Police arrested our client with the marijuana when he arrived at the buy location. We filed a motion to quash and surpress the arrest, claiming the police had no probable cause to search our client or his car for the drugs. The Judge agreed, and the case was dismissed.

People v. Smith and Weaver - 09CR-1419
Possession With Intent to Deliver

DISMISSED Maywood Courthouse

Maywood Police and the U.S. Marshall Service went to our clients' house searching for a wanted murderer .Without any authority, the police searched the house and fouind more than 100 grams of heroin. We filed a motion to quash and surpress claiming that the police wrongfully entered the house and searched for drugs. The Judge agreed and the case was dismissed.

People v. Trull - 09CR-1586
Delivery of Controlled Substance to Police Officer

NOT GUILTY 26th and California

Chicago police claimed that our client and a group of his friends sold cocaine to an undercover police officer. We took the case to trial and proved to the Judge that our client was not involved in dealing drugs and in fact was not guilty. The Judge disregarded the testimony of three Chicago Police officers in making his decision.

People v. Bell - 09CR-6052
Possession w/Intent to Deliver

DISMISSED 26th and California

Chicago Police and the U.S. Marshall Service came to our client's apartment looking for a fugitive. Law enforecement without authority entered our client's apartment and searched for the fugitive. During the search the polce found two ounces of cocaine. We filed a motion to quash and surpress claiming that law enforecement had no right to search the apartment. The Judge agreed, and the case was dismissed.

People v. Williams - 09CR-9130
Possession w/Intent to Deliver

DISMISSED 26th and California

Chicago Police pulled our client over for a minor traffic violation. After the stop, the officer claimed he saw multiple bags of cocaine sitting in plain view in the passenger seat. We filed a motion to quash and supress the arrest and search of the car. We proved to the Judge that police had no right to search the car, and the case was dismissed.

People v. Ramsey - 09CR-7304
Possession of Controled Substance

NOT GUILTY 26th and California

Chicago Police executed a search warrent at our Client's house and found cocaine. We took the case to trial and proved to the judge that the cocaine did not belong to our client. The Judge found our client not guilty.

People v. Rheams - 09CR-11891
Delivery of Controled Substance

NOT GUILTY 26th and California

Chicago Police accused our client of selling drugs on a street corner. Police claimed they saw our client passing drugs to an individual through a fence. We took the case to trial and proved that the police could not possibly have seen our client selling drugs. The Judge found our client not guilty.

People v. Sims - 08CR-18867
Possession w/Intent to Deliver

DISMISSED 26th and California

Chicago Police claimed they saw our client conducting hand to hand drug transactions with people on the street corner. Upon seeing this, the police searched our client and her car. We filed a motion to quash and supress the arrest, and proved to the judge that the police searched the car for no reason and the case was dismissed. After winning the case, we also won back our client's car, which was forfieted by the City of Chicago.

People v. Nelli - 06CR-26544
Possession of Cocaine

DISMISSED 26th and California

Chicago Police arrested our client as he was walking into a building because he was in a high crime area. As the police approached they claimed that he threw drugs to the ground. The Judge did not believe the police and found the stop Unconstitutional. The case was dismissed.

People v. Andrade - 06C2-20258
Class Super X Cocaine

DISMISSED Skokie Courthouse

Client was pulled over for routine traffic violation. He was videotaped giving consent to search his car. At a motion to suppress, we proved to the judge that our client's rights were violated and the evidence was thrown out.

People v. Ferguson - 05C5-50330
Possession of Marijuana

DISMISSED Bridgeview Courthouse

State Police pulled over our client for a "safety check", searched his truck, and found marijuana. We proved at a Motion to Suppress that the search was illegal and the case was dismissed.

People v. Herrera - 05CR-20066
Super X Possession w/Intent

DISMISSED 26th and California

While our client was on probation, officers searched his apartment and found more than 100 grams of cocaine. At a Motion to Suppress, we proved the search unconstitutional and the Judge threw out all the evidence.

People v. McNeal - 05CR-7998
Delivery of Cocaine in CHA

DISMISSED Skokie Courthouse

Police accused our client of dealing drugs on CHA property. Our Investigator found witnesses that proved the Police were lying, and based on that evidence, the State dismissed the charges.

People v. Davis - 05CR-24853
Possession of Cocaine

DISMISSED Skokie Courthouse

Chicago Police entered our client's house on a search warrant and found drugs they claimed he was selling in the neighborhood. We argued to the Judge that the search warrant was not proper because it listed an entire apartment building and not just our client's apartment. The Judge agreed and the case was dismissed.

People v. Lark - 04C4-41215
Class X Possession

DISMISSED Maywood Courthouse

Our client was fingered by a confidential informant. We proved at a motion to suppress that the evidence was illegally seized. Case dismissed.

People v. Marino - 04CR-12283
Class Super X Ketemine

EXPUNGEABLE PROBATION 26th and California

Police made a controlled delivery of ketemine to our client's home. After we investigated the case and filed pre-trial motions we were able to get the charges reduced and our client sentenced to an expungeable probation.

People v. Gilmartin - 03CR-26436
Possession of Cocaine

NOT GUILTY 26th and California

Police accused our client of dropping cocaine to the ground in their presence. After our cross-examination it was obvious that the police were not truthful.

People v. Rymos - Possession of Cocaine

NOT GUILTY Bridgeview Courthouse

The Lyons Police claimed that our client possessed drugs. After a bench trial, the Judge found the police officer's testimony not credible and found him not guilty

DRUG CASES

Court Wins

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