Court Wins & Cases

Ms. E was accused of pushing her boyfriend out of his wheelchair and hitting him with an iron. We proved that the Evanston Police department did not fully investigate the case. With our pictures of Ms. E’s injuries, Attorney Michael Levinsohn showed the judge that the boyfriend had lied and that Ms. E was acting in self-defense. Finding of Not Guilty.

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Chicago police falsely accused Mr. G of forcing his step-daughter to have intercourse with him. Attorney Levinsohn investigaged the step-daughter’s Facebook records and interviewed the mother of the accuser. I determined that the step-daughter had lied about the accusations and when I confronted the step-daughter she said on video that she lied to the police. The case was dismissed. I then had a DCFS hearing and overturned the false charges of abuse. Finally, I had the case expunged.

Chicago Police Had a search warrant for the 2 flat where Mr. J lived. During the search of the building the police found a .40 caliber Beretta, and .32 caliber revolver, and a .22 caliber rifle. Several adults lived in the building. I proved to the judge that the second floor apartment, where the guns were found, was used for storage and did not have any of Mr. J’s belongings. Mr. J was found not to have knowledge and control of the guns. NOT GUILTY.

Chicago Police claimed that Mr. D did not use his turn signal and pulled him over. Instead of writing him a ticket they pulled him out of the car and searched him. The police claimed that he made secretive movements after being pulled over. During the search they found a gun. At a motion to suppress evidence we proved to the judge that the search was illegal. The gun was thrown out and the case was dismissed.

Mr. R is a licensed armed security guard who was wrongly accused of carrying his weapon while not commuting to work. At trial I proved to the judge that Mr. R was on his way back from his job site and that it was his employer that mixed up the schedule. The judge ruled that Mr. R was allowed to have a gun with him in the car and that the police had to give the gun back to Mr. R. Not Guilty.