In a recent turn of events, John Doe found himself facing serious charges. He was arrested on the allegation of being in constructive possession of a bag of guns. Such charges, especially when they are subsequent offenses, can lead to severe consequences if a conviction is attained. Attorney Veronica J White, representing Mr. Doe, astutely…
Tag: crime
Charges Dropped for Trafficking More Than 100 Grams of Fentanyl
John Doe was pulled over for a traffic violation and was arrested for drug trafficking after the police illegally searched his car and found 100 grams of fentanyl. Attorney Veronica J White successfully argued that the search was illegal and the evidence was thrown out, leading to the case being dropped and John Doe being set free.
Case Dismissed: Possession of Counterfeit Money
Counterfeit money and larceny charges dismissed because of Attorney White’s motions.
Case Dismissed: Distribution of Fentanyl to Undercover Police Officer
Case dismissed when White & Associates forced the District Attorney to conclude they had no case.
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 Dismissed: Distribution of Cocaine
White & Associates gets another case dismissed based on a notion to suppress all evidence.
Case Dismissed: Possession with Intent to Distribute
Another victory for White & Associates. Possession with Intent to Distribute is dropped after the Boston Police use excessive force during an arrest.
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…
