The case against John Doe was circumstantial and based on suggestive identification procedures, which were exposed by a vigorous defense from Attorney Veronica J White. This resulted in a acquittal from the jury.
Category: Violent Crimes
Domestic Charges Dropped
John Doe was detained for a domestic offense. Attorney Veronica J. White of White & Associates PC subpoenaed the victim to the 58A dangerousness hearing. The victim asserted her fifth amendment based on having lied to the police. The charges were dropped after Attorney White pressed for an expedited bench trial. About White & Associates, P….
Appeals Court Orders Reversal of Gun Conviction
White & Associates’s client found not guilty after appeal court agrees with argument around joint venture
Rape, Assault and Battery and Malicious Destruction of Property Charges Dismissed
Rape and other charges were dismissed as a result of vigorous litigation and an investigation into the alleged victim
Case Dismissed: Possession of Counterfeit Money
Counterfeit money and larceny charges dismissed because of Attorney White’s motions.
Case Dismissed: Assault and Battery with Dangerous Weapon, Serious Bodily Injury
White & Associates wins another case after the DA cannot respond to defense motions.
Case Dismissed: Trafficking of Cocaine
White & Associates wins another case after the DA cannot respond to defense motions.
Case Dismissed: Armed Assault with Intent to Murder
White & Associates wins another case by proving the lack of evidence against Mr Doe.
Case Dropped: Human Trafficking
Suffolk County District Attorney’s Office dropped this case based on White & Associates’ vigorous defense.
Attorney Veronica White in the News for Defending Client Accused of Manslaughter
White & Associates’ client Kevin Otto, the owner of Atlantic Drain Services, faces manslaughter charges after two of its workers drowned in a flooded trench. In Suffolk Superior Court yesterday, Attorney Veronica J. White argued for the case to be dismissed because there are too many unanswered questions about the infrastructure the men were working…
