Court Wins & Cases

A woman reported that she saw a person break into her car and then she chased the person but he got away. Then a week later, while working at an election voting location she saw Mr. S and told police that he was the perpetrator. At trial, Attorney Levinsohn called witnesses to the stand to prove that our client was not in the area of the woman’s car at the time of the burglary. The court found Mr. S NOT GUILTY.

Oak Park police officers responded to an armed robbery near the Tasty Dog. Later they arrested Mr. W-S for participating with three other people in an armed robbery. Attorney Levinsohn used witness interviews to convince the state’s attorney that Mr. W-S left Tasty Dog and went directly home and did not participate in the robbery and had no knowledge of the robbery even after some of the perpetrators arrived at Mr. W-S’s apartment. The case was Dismissed.

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Our client’s ex-girlfriend claimed that he went to her house, choked her in front of her family and then threw her on on top of her 4 year old daughter. Attorney Levinsohn proved to the prosecutor that there were no injuries to either the ex-girlfriend or daughter and that no one corroborated the story. The prosecutor agreed and the case was dismissed.

Mr. P was arrested for pouring bleach on his girl friend. The girl friend did not wash the bleach off and she claimed that she sustained sever burns over her back and chest. The police took pictures of these wounds several days later. Mr. P’s son claimed that he was also burned with bleach. At trial the girl friend admitted on cross-examination that the burns went away after few days and that there were no lasting effects. Mr. P’s son on cross-examination admitted that he had lied about being burned by the bleach. The judge found him not guilty of all felony counts and guilty of a lesser included misdemeanor domestic battery. Finding of Not Guilty.

Oak Forest police accused Mr. L of possession of white pills which they claimed were alprazolam, a controlled substance. I demanded to see the laboratory report from the state police proving that the pills were a controlled substance. The state could not produce the lab and the case was dismissed.

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