Stops & seizures
Whether police had the required legal basis for a stop, detention, frisk, or escalation.
Search, seizure & statement litigation
Suppression work is fact-intensive. Reports are only the starting point; recordings, dispatch, warrants, timestamps, photographs, maps, and testimony can materially change the analysis.
No attorney-client relationship is created until representation is confirmed in writing.
Prepared for hearings. Built for trial. Focused on the record.
What the work involves
Whether police had the required legal basis for a stop, detention, frisk, or escalation.
Probable cause, nexus, particularity, staleness, execution, and scope.
Custody, interrogation, Miranda, voluntariness, and the sequence of questioning.
Cross-examination should be built around the exact timeline and objective record.
Next step
Call or send the key documents and a short timeline. The first step is understanding the record, the risk, and the available options.