criminal & dui defense attorney jonas bednarek & Attorney David Saperstein

wisconsin criminal & drunk driving wins

RICHLAND COUNTY 2ND DEGREE RECKLESS HOMICIDE NOT GUILTY VERDICT

Attorney David E. Saperstein's client was charged with Reckless Homicide for allegedly pushing a terminally ill landlord in a dispute over rent, and the landlord died two weeks later. Attorney Saperstein convinced the jury to acquit the client on the homicide charge, arguing that medical evidence could not decisively show that the landlord died from the push & fall, rather than from the terminal illness.

RICHLAND COUNTY 2ND DEGREE RECKLESS ENDANGERING NOT GUILTY VERDICT

Attorney David E. Saperstein's client was charged initially with Attempted Homicide in Richland County when three witnesses alleged that Mr. Saperstein's client tried to stab one of them with a knife on the sidewalk between the client's house and a next door tavern. The charge was amended to Felony 2nd Degree Reckless Endangerment, before the final pretrial hearing. Attorney Saperstein exploited the differences in the three witnesses statements as to how the alleged attempted stabbing occurred, and the jury ultimately acquitted the client.

IOWA COUNTY POSSESSION OF FIREARM BY A FELON CHARGED DISMISSED

Attorney David E. Saperstein's client was charged with possession of a firearm by a felon when he was stopped by a DNR Warden who was routinely checking deer hunting licenses & tags. The client had a legally issued gun hunting license, even though he had been convicted of a felony over 25 years previously. Attorney Saperstein brought a second amendment challenge to the statute and the client's case was dismissed before trial.

IOWA COUNTY CHARGE OF POINTING A FIREARM AT A PERSON DISMISSED

Attorney David E. Saperstein's client was charged with pointing a firearm at a person for allegedly protecting himself, his fiance and his home by pointing a firearm at an unwanted visitor. Attorney Saperstein's investigation of the case revealed serious questions about the complaining witnesses' credibility, and the case was dismissed on the eve of trial.

RICHLAND COUNTY OWI 2ND OFFENSE REDUCED TO RECKLESS DRIVING CITATION

Attorney David E. Saperstein's client was charged with 2nd Offense Operating a Motor Vehicle While Intoxicated. Attorney Saperstein successfully negotiated an amendment down to a reckless driving citation based on weaknesses in the evidence.

Dane county owi 3rd offense dismissed

Attorney Jonas D. Bednarek's client was charged with OWI 3rd Offense (Wisconsin drunk driving charge for a third offense). Attorney Bednarek argued to the Court that the evidence should be suppressed because the Dane County Police had violated his client's Constitutional Fourth Amendment rights. The Court agreed. No evidence, no charges, no case; dismissed.

dane county possession controlled substance paraphernalia dismissed

Attorney Jonas D. Bednarek's client was arrested after a search on alleged charges of possession of a controlled substance and possession of drug paraphernalia. Attorney Bednarek petitioned the court to suppress the evidence because, as he argued, it had been obtained illegally during a violation of his client's Fourth Amendment rights. Court concurred; charges dismissed.

iowa county owi 2nd offense dismissed

Attorney Jonas D. Bednarek's client was charged with an OWI Second Offense, with a minor passenger in the vehicle. Attorney Bednarek argued to the Court that the police lacked the authority to arrest his client. The Court agreed; charges were dismissed.

Sauk County OWI 1st Offense & refusal Jury Returns Not Guilty Verdict

In a Sauk County OWI (Wisconsin Drunk Driving) case charging Attorney Jonas D. Bednarek's client with a first drunk driving offense (OWI) and Refusal (refusing to submit to a sobriety test), the jury deliberated for only 11 minutes before returning a not guilty verdict. Attorney Bednarek's client was acquitted on all charges.

Iowa County OWI 3rd Offense Amended to Reckless Driving

In October 2009, Attorney Jonas D. Bednarek represented his client in a case charging a third offense of drunk driving (OWI - 3rd). Attorney Bednarek successfully negotiated an amendment to the charges down to reckless driving.

columbia county OWI 3rd Dismissed

Attorney Jonas D. Bednarek's client had been charged with a third offense of drunk driving, an OWI 3rd under Wisconsin laws. Attorney Bednarek successfully obtained a dismissal of the case due to his contention, and the Court's agreement with him, that police had violated his client's Fourth Amendment rights.

Madison Wisconsin municipal court OWI dropped to reckless driving

Attorney Jonas D. Bednarek's client was charged with drunk driving (OWI); he negotiated a reduction in the charge down to a reckless driving offense.

cottage grove municipal court owi dropped to underage drinking

Attorney Jonas D. Bednarek represented a minor who had been charged with drunk driving, and successfully negotiated the charges down to underage drinking.

rock county felony battery charges dismissed

Attorney Jonas D. Bednarek's client was charged with felony battery. Charges were dismissed at the preliminary hearing.

clark county felony theft dismissed

Attorney Jonas D. Bednarek's client was charged with felony theft. Charges were dismissed prior to trial.

green county felony theft dismissed

Attorney Jonas D. Bednarek's client was charged with three counts of felony theft (in a business setting). Charges were dismissed.

marinette county owi 3rd dismissed

Attorney Jonas D. Bednarek's client was charged with drunk driving, an OWI 3rd Offense. Charges were under Marinette County Court's jurisdiction, and were dismissed on the basis of Attorney Bednarek's argument to the Court that police violated his client's Constitutional 4th Amendment rights.

jefferson county owi third offense amended to owi first

Attorney Jonas D. Bednarek's client was charged with a third offense of drunk driving. A third drunk driving offense is a misdemeanor crime. Attorney Bednarek negotiated the charge down to a first offense, a non-criminal charge.

jefferson county owi third amended to reckless driving

Attorney Jonas D. Bednarek represented a Jefferson County resident charged with a third drunk driving offense. Attorney Bednarek negotiated the charge down to a reckless driving offense.

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