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FIRM NEWS

5-28-2010: Drug case dismissed. Will Davis, Esq. successfully argued that the State may not attempt to circumvent the legal system by recharging a defendant in a criminal case that was previously thrown out due to a lack of evidence.

5-19-2010: State does not prosecute man convicted of stabbing another man. Will Davis, Esq. gets defendant's case placed on the STET docket in case where he was initially charged with 1st Degree Assault with a knife.

2-23-2010: Man acquitted on all charges in Robbery case. William Davis, Esq. helps defendant beat all of the charges on his indictment in a case that was first determined to be an Attempted Murder. Assistant State's Attorney Keith Baynes represented the State while Judge Dexter Thompson presided over the bench trial. It was alleged that the victim was stabbed during a robbery attempt in Cecil County, Maryland.

IN THE MEDIA 

Woman acquitted on all charges in major crack cocaine drug bust before Judge Dexter Thompson for the Circuit Court for Cecil County. Will Davis, Esq., was successful in showing that the State, represented by former Deputy State's Attorney Michael Halter, could not prove that the defendant had knowledge of the drugs, even though her handgun was also found at the scene. 

Cecil County State's Attorney seeks 2 years incarceration for robbery suspect but defendant scores big win with time served and probation. Will Davis, Esq. explains to visiting Judge, Joseph McCurdy, that due to the defendant's youth, he deserves a second chance. Judge offers Probation Before Judgment at end of probationary period.

Cecil County Circuit Court - Judge Richard Jackson acquits Bel Air woman on all charges indicted in county's biggest drug bust in years. Will Davis, Esq. was able to show that State could not prove the woman had prior involvement with drugs. The State was represented by head State's Attorney, Christopher Eastridge.

Probation for Attempted 2nd Degree Murder charge. A Delaware Woman escapes Attempted Second Degree Murder charges and winds up with probation on charges of misdemeanor Reckless Endangerment before Judge Fredrick Price for the Circuit Court for Kent County, Maryland. 

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