Court Wins & Cases

Mr. E’s ex-girlfriend accused him of climbing into her car while she was driving and then rapping her. She claimed that this started at the corner of Chicago and Homan. I subpoenaed the police POD video from that corner and played it for the jury to proved that she lied about the rape. They did get into an argument and Mr. E was found guilty of punching his ex several times in the face. Finding of Not Guilty on the rape.

Prosecutors claimed that Calumet Park Police Officer threw the complainant face first into the pavement and falsified a report as part of an arrest. At trial, I proved that the Officer responded to a report of kids using drugs at a closed business. I called to the stand the mother of one of the state’s witnesses to prove that the complainant was resisting arrest and that’s how he fell. I presented proof that the complainant had filled a law suit against Calumet Park and hoped to collect money. Finding of Not Guilty.

Melrose Park police followed Mr. P and pulled him over for not stopping at a stop sign. The officers then claimed that Mr. P made secretive movements towards his waistband while in the car. Even though he had license and insurance they took him out of the car and search Mr. Palma and found a gun. At a motion to suppress I proved that the search of Mr. P was illegal and the gun was suppressed. Case dismissed..

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Chicago Police arrested Mr. S in the area of 45th and Normal after he left his friend’s apartment. They claimed that he was holding a bag filled with multi-colored pills. After going to the scene and taking pictures of the three flat, Attorney Levinsohn had the witnesses testify as to what really happened. The lease holder of the apartment testified that Mr. S walked down three flights of metal back porch stairs and did not have pills in his hand. After showing the police lied the case was Dismissed.

Chicago Police claim that Mr. P’s car stereo was too loud and they pulled him over. Then they claimed that they smelled cannabis in the car but found no cannabis when they searched. Then they claimed that they found drugs on Mr. P when they searched him. The court agreed that there was not probable cause and the case was dismissed.