Recent Cases

John H.'s story - Client charged with Terrorist Threat and Brandishing a Weapon against his wife. Attorney Daniel Kann was hired. After investigation by Attorney Daniel Kann revealed that the alleged victim had lied about key elements of the case and intense discussion with the prosecutor, all charges were dismissed. Client now has no criminal record.

Shane M.'s story - Client arrested and charged with Felony Possession of Methamphet-amine and Misdemeanor Possession of Drug Paraphernalia after police conducted a search of the car that he was driving pursuant to a traffic stop. Attorney Daniel Kann was hired. Case went to trial. Witnesses called to testify that other people beside client had recently driven the vehicle. Attorney Daniel Kann argued that the drugs and paraphernalia could just as easily have belonged someone else. Result - Client was acquitted on all counts.

Lonnie H.'s story - Client was arrested and charged with Domestic Violence and Assault with a Deadly Weapon against his girlfriend. Attorney Daniel Kann was hired. Case went to trial. Upon cross-examination at trial, Attorney Daniel Kann established that the alleged victim was not credible as he exposed several inconsistencies in her story. Also upon cross-examination of investigating officer, Attorney Kann established that the officer only investigated the facts that would incriminate the client and neglected to investigate facts and evidence favorable to the client. Result - Jury found client not guilty on all counts. Client now has no criminal record.

Bonnie M.'s story - Client arrested and charged with Felony Possession of Methamphetamine after being stopped and invasively searched by a Sheriff's Deputy as she was walking through a field. Attorney Daniel Kann filed a motion arguing that client's Fourth Amendment Right to Privacy was violated because the deputy had no probable cause to conduct the search and therefore the search was illegal. Result - Evidence suppressed. Case dismissed.

Charlie P.'s story - Client was a passenger in a vehicle that was pulled over for speeding. Officer approached the vehicle and stated the he smelled marijuana. Driver stated that they had smoked earlier. Client was ordered out of the vehicle and taken to patrol vehicle. Client was searched and officer found a bag of cocaine in his pants pocket. Client was arrested and charged with Felony Possession of Cocaine. Attorney Daniel Kann filed a motion to suppress the evidence based on lack of probable cause. Upon cross-examination by attorney Daniel Kann, officer testified that once he had client detained at his patrol vehicle he no longer smelled the odor of marijuana. Result - Evidence suppressed. Charge dismissed. Client now has no criminal record.

Dave W.'s story - Client arrested and charged with Felony Possession of Metham-phetamine with Intent to Sell. Attorney Daniel Kann filed a motion to suppress evidence based on lack of probable cause for the search. Client was initially observed by officers smoking marijuana in a parked car outside of his residence. Officers established that client was on parole. Officers had client tell them where his residence was. Officers reported to client's residence. Client's roommate answered the door. Client's roommate refused to consent to a search of the residence. Officers searched residence regardless and found large quantities of methamphetamine, baggies and a scale in client's bedroom. Attorney Daniel Kann argued that the search was illegal as client was not observed breaking the law in his residence and roommate refused consent to search. Result - Evidence suppressed. Case dismissed.

Steve C.'s story - Client arrested and charged with DUI for driving under the influence of marijuana. Attorney Daniel Kann was hired. After preparation for trial, prosecutor dismissed the case. Upon request by Attorney Daniel Kann, court ordered that the police department return nine ounces of marijuana that was confiscated from client during the stop because he had a doctor's recommendation to possess medical marijuana.

John H.'s story - Client arrested and charged with DUI after crashing his truck into a wall a few blocks from his apartment. Attorney Daniel Kann was hired. At the DMV hearing, Attorney Kann argued that the arresting officer could not prove that the client drank prior to driving because the officer arrived after client exited vehicle. Witness testified that client went home after the accident, drank and then returned to the scene. Result - DMV hearing officer set aside client's license suspension. Prosecutor dismissed DUI charges.