CASE RESULT
Appeals Court Grants New Trial in Brown v. Commissioner
Pat Brown represented Mr. Roger Brown who appealed a denial of his third habeas petition. The Appellate Court reversed the judgement of the habeas Court on August 26th and remanded with instructions to grant the Petition for Habeas Corpus finding that his prior habeas lawyers were ineffective for not presenting evidence that his original trial counsel did not file a motion to dismiss on Statue of Limitations grounds. The remand mandated that the Petitioner be granted a new trial. This is a rare win for successive habeas claims.
Case Info
Court: Connecticut Appellate Court
Plaintiff: Roger Brown
Defendant: Commissioner of Correction
Charges:
Habeas Corpus Appeal
Result: Successive habeas corpus appeal
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Sexual Assault Charge Dismissed in State v. Jose L.
In Windham Superior Court, Pat Brown Law convinced prosecutors to drop a highly contested Sexual Assault 2 charge before trial, resulting in full dismissal.
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Case Dismissed: Not Guilty Verdict in Disorderly Conduct Trial
Client charged with Disorderly Conduct at a cookout found not guilty after defense challenged late-added charge under new Connecticut precedent.
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Appeals Court Grants New Trial in Brown v. Commissioner
Pat Brown Law secured a rare habeas victory when the Appellate Court ordered a new trial after finding prior counsel ineffective for missing a statute defense.
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Car Crash Passenger Found Not Guilty
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The Law Offices of Pat Brown revealed a false accusation against their client in a sexual assault case resulting in a Not Guilty verdict.
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Case Dimissed for Cocaine Possession Charges
The Law Offices of Pat Brown successfully had the case dismissed for their client charged with possession with the intent to distribute 5 kilos of cocaine.
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Wrongful Arrest Suit Results in Subtantial Settlement
The Law Offices of Pat Brown represented a client for a wrongful arrest in New Orleans. A substantial confidential settlement was reached.
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Defense Verdict in Oil Rig Accident and Discrimination Claim
Attorney Brown represented Chevron who was being sued for alleged sexual assault and termination alleging discrimination on account of gender.
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False Testimony Leads to Not Guilty Verdict
At trial, Attorney Brown established that the accuser was not telling the truth. Client released from custody after quick deliberation with a verdict of not guilty.
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Not Guilty Verdict Due to Damaged Credibility of Victim
Attorney Brown exposed victim as egregiously dishonest. Client found Not Guilty due to victim's damaged credibility despite witnesses to the assault.
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U.S. Army. Staff Sergeant Found Not Guilty
After a two-week trial, a U.S. Army Staff Sergeant was found Not Guilty of Rape and Aggravated Sexual Assault after one hour of deliberations.
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Substantial Settlement for French Quarter Assault
The Law Offices of Pat Brown discovered the defendant had a history of dishonest conduct and violence against women resulting in a confidential and substantial settlement.
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FBI Omission Leads to Not Guilty Verdict
Attorney Brown presented evidence that the FBI failed to include exculpatory statements in a controlled email exchange. A Not Guilty verdict was returned.
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Unconstitutional Search Leads to Case Dismissal
Client maintains a clean record after Attorney Pat Brown files a Successful Motion to Suppress. Case dismissed without prejudice.
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Arresting Officer Misconduct Leads to Immediate Release
Client released after District Judge ruled in favor of Attorney Pat Brown after the discovery of serious misconduct in an unrelated case by the arresting officer.
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Tennessee Football Coach Beats Recruiting Scandal
Memphis, TN high school football coach accused of violating the Hobbs Act. Attorney Pat Brown fought the continuance and Motion to Quash and won.
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