Charges Dropped Due to Unreliable Identification

In another case, John Doe was charged with assault with intent to murder based on a still image from security footage. Such charges are life-altering and required a strong defense to challenge the prosecution’s evidence. Attorney Veronica J. White focused on the grainy, poor-quality image used to identify her client, arguing it was insufficient for…

Removal of GPS Monitor and Dismissal of Charges

John Doe found himself charged with aggravated assault and violation of a protective order, with restrictive GPS monitoring imposed as a bail condition. These charges threatened both his freedom and his livelihood. Attorney Veronica J. White took swift action, filing a motion to remove the GPS monitor. She argued that the alleged victim was no…

Why Evidence Quality Matters in Criminal Trials

Facing serious drug charges, John Doe’s case was dismissed due to insufficient evidence. Despite a denied motion to suppress, key witnesses and evidence were missing at trial. This highlights the power of a strategic, thorough defense, skillfully executed by Attorney Veronica J. White to ensure justice for her client.

Boston True Crime: One Night in Dorchester

Catch the latest episode of the Boston True Crime Podcast, which are loosely based on real cases of White & Associates. In this gripping episode, we dive into a case that challenges everything we think we know about truth, memory, and justice. On a cold night in Dorchester, a man named John Doe faces charges…