Firm Case Number: 2014-04-641
DUI
NOT GUITY
Maywood Courthouse
Cook County Sheriff’s Police arrested Mr. R after driving across Mannheim to a bar. The deputy sheriff claimed that he failed the field sobriety tests. Mr. R did not blow into the breathalyzer and did not commit any traffic offenses prior to being pulled over. The passenger in the car testified that Mr. R was not drunk. Not Guilty.
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Firm Case Number: 2012-DM-188
Domestic Battery
NOT GUILTY
Chicago Domestic Violence
Mr. H’s wife accused him of hitting her with a closed fist about her face. We interview the children who witnessed the argument and contradicted the wife’s accusation. At trial Attorney Levinsohn showed that Ms. H lied to the police about what happened. We also showed that the wife’s injury was not consistent with her version of the events.NOT GUILTY
Case Number: 2012-26-186
Aggravated Unlawful Use of a Weapon
NOT GUILTY
26th & California, Chicago
University of Chicago Police claimed that Mr. M ran from them and tossed a gun into an empty lot near 61st and Cottage Grove. He was arrested 2 hours later on a CTA bus and charged with aggravated unlawful use of a weapon. Attorney Levinsohn cross-examined the officers who gave conflicting testimony and showed that it was a case of mistaken identity.
Firm Case Number: 2011-26-183
Possession of a Controlled Substance with intent to Deliver
DISMISSED
26th & California, Chicago
Mr. M was accused of selling heroin in the area of 79th and Central Park. The Chicago Police claimed that Mr. Moore pulled up to a grey SUV in the area and conducted a hand to hand transaction. He was pulled over and the police found 15 foil packs of heroin. At a hearing on a motion to suppress, Attorney Levinsohn proved that the police did not have probable cause to stop Mr. M’s car based on their observations and the case was thrown out.
Firm Case Number: 2013-05-897
PCS with Intent to Distribute 15 to 100 grams
DISMISSED
Bridgeview Courthouse
Chicago Police officers stopped and search our client near Indiana Avenue and 120th Street because they claim he was loitering in an area known for drug sales and they claimed that they felt a gun on him. At a motion to suppress evidence I proved that the officer was lying about feeling a gun. The judge agreed that there was no reason to go in his pockets and the case was Dismissed.
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