Suppression
They Violated Your Rights. I’ll Get the Evidence Excluded from Trial.
When police cut corners, violate rights, or play fast and loose with the law, their so-called "evidence" doesn’t belong in court.
That’s where suppression comes in — keeping out evidence that was found by violating your Constitutional rights.
In these cases, the best trial strategy is to destroy the prosecution’s case before trial even starts.
Why Suppression Matters
Illegally obtained evidence can — and should — be thrown out. If it is, the prosecutors often have no case left to try.
Through pre-trial litigation, I can challenge:
Illegal Searches & Seizures
Improper or Coerced Confessions
Unlawful Traffic Stops or Arrests
Warrantless Surveillance or Phone Access
Lineup & Identification Violations
4th, 5th, and 6th Amendment Violations
And when suppression is granted? That evidence no longer exists - very often meaning immediate dismissal.
Strategy Informed by Firsthand Experience
Gun case - illegal search, gun suppressed, case dismissed.
DWI case - illegal stop, all police observations and physical evidence suppressed, case dismissed.
Assault case - illegal interrogation, damaging admissions suppressed, case dismissed.
And many more - it’s not just legal theory, it’s surgical courtroom attack.
And my record proves that I know exactly where to cut.
I Handle It All
Traffic stops with no legal basis
Surveillance without proper warrants
Statements made under pressure or intimidation
Confessions taken without Miranda warnings
Evidence from illegal searches (cars, homes, phones)
Anything seized outside legal boundaries
Why Suppression Can Matter More Than a Trial
If we win the suppression hearing, there’s often nothing left to prosecute. No drugs. No weapon. No confession. No case.
It’s like pulling the engine out of a car. The DA can’t drive it to trial if there’s nothing under the hood.
If your rights were violated — even a little — that’s leverage.
And I use it to break cases open.
Every Charge Has a Defense. Let’s Find Yours.
Whether you’re facing a misdemeanor or a felony, state or federal charges — you don’t have time to wait.
Every moment you hesitate is one more advantage for the prosecution.
I’m here to level the field — and turn the pressure back on them.
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