Fort Pierce Criminal Lawyer

Last week charge of Aggravated Assault with Deadly Weapon (State of Florida v. K.P.P –St. Lucie County case no: 14 CF 431), carrying a maximum 5 year prison sentence, was DROPPED. Defendant was charged with threatening persons by driving her car at several persons. Investigation revealed witness inconsistencies that caused State to abandon […]

JJK/LLC Obtains Court Order to Unmask Child Molester

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Assault, Battery, Criminal Mischief, Sexual Battery, Successes and Wins

On January 4, 2013, JJK/LLC obtained a Court Order dissolving an injunction against two entertainers who obtained damaging admissions from a Port St. Lucie man who had molested a child some thirty (30) years ago. The two popular ‘stand up’ comedians, Doug Stanhope and Andy Andrist, had staged an “ambush interview” of the molester, by […]

Client Facing 30 Years for DUI gets Traffic Ticket Instead

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Assault, Driving Under The Influence (DUI), Driving Violations, Drugs and Alcohol, Felony Violation of Probation, Miscellaneous Cases, Prescription Drug Fraud, Successes and Wins

In State v. C.G. 2207MM400, the Defendant was charged with DUI while riding his motorcycle home in the early morning hours of January 28, 2007. The defendant hired Board Certified Criminal Trial Lawyer Jay Kirschner to represent him. Although the client had one previous DUI conviction occurring over twenty (20) years earlier, the previous conviction […]

From “Min-Mans” to Misdemeanors

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Assault, Firearm Offenses, Successes and Wins

Out-of-Towner wrongfully charged with Firearm Felonies Saved from Prison Sentence In State v. DB, Case number 2007 CF 2166, a visiting family from Kentucky was driving home on Florida’s Turnpike, when the driver was vicitimized, in a Road Range incident, by another vehicle occupied by 4 Georgia residents. DB, to protect himself and his family, […]

Criminal Mischief Charge Thrown Out of Court

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Assault, Criminal Mischief, Successes and Wins

JUDGE THROWS OUT CRIMINAL MISCHIEF CHARGE In State of Florida vs. TB-S, 94-2663-MM, the nineteen (19) year old Defendant was charged with Criminal Mischief, a second degree misdemeanor under Florida law. Some would consider it a ‘minor’ crime, as the statutory maximimum penalty provided is “only” sixty (60) days in the County Jail, Six (6) […]

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