Possession of a Weapon by a Felon – Not Guilty

People v. D.D. Defendant successfully obtained a finding of not guilty for the possession of a firearm by a felon carrying a possible penalty of 4-15 years in prison. Defendant was at a party when police forced entry with a search warrant. The police alleged they saw D.D. carrying and attempting to hide a pistol […]

People v. D.D.

Defendant successfully obtained a finding of not guilty for the possession of a firearm by a felon carrying a possible penalty of 4-15 years in prison. Defendant was at a party when police forced entry with a search warrant. The police alleged they saw D.D. carrying and attempting to hide a pistol in the kitchen. Through careful preparation and cross-examination of the State’s witnesses, attorney Purav Bhatt exposed the weaknesses in the prosecution’s case. Defendant was found not guilty on all charges related to the firearm.