Notable Victories
Obviously, every case is different and poses its own set of facts and difficulties. If any lawyer promises you a specific result you should run the other way. It would be unethical for Matt Gilliam to guarantee a dismissal or acquittal in your case, but what Matt Gilliam can promise is his tremendous effort to fight for the best outcome for you. Below are some examples where that effort has worked out for previous clients.
Cases Dismissed
Cases Dismissed
Cases Dismissed
Possession with Intent to Deliver a Controlled Substance at least 400 Grams
Burglary of a Building
Theft $2,500-$30,000
Unlawful Possession of a Firearm by a Felon
Client accused of stealing merchandise from a cell phone store. Police searched Client’s apartment and found the store’s merchandise, approximately five pounds of methamphetamine and multiple handguns. Cases dismissed after attorney Matt Gilliam pointed out the illegality of the officers’ search to prosecutors.
Case Dismissed
Cases Dismissed
Cases Dismissed
Possession of a Controlled Substance with Intent to Deliver 4-200 Grams
Client stopped on traffic by police and during a search of the vehicle, officers found approximately 30 grams of methamphetamine in a bag Client claimed belonged to her. Case dismissed after attorney Matt Gilliam found that a passenger in the same vehicle made multiple statements on video claiming ownership of the drugs.
Case Dismissed
Case Dismissed
Case Dismissed
Aggravated Robbery with a Deadly Weapon
Client accused of threatening alleged victim with a firearm and stealing her vehicle. Case dismissed after attorney Matt Gilliam discovered that alleged victim had the firearm not Client.
Case Dismissed
Case Dismissed
Case Dismissed
Assault of a Public Servant
Client accused of striking a school resource officer in the high school cafeteria. Case dismissed pre-indictment after attorney Matt Gilliam discovered that officer made multiple statements admitting Client hit her by accident.
Case Reduced to Misdemeanor
Case Reduced to Misdemeanor
Case Reduced to Misdemeanor
Felon in Possession of a Weapon
Client accused of possessing a firearm in his car after previously being convicted with a felony. Client indicted as a true habitual and facing 25 years to Life in Prison. Client’s case reduced to a misdemeanor with a time served sentence.
Case Reduced to Misdemeanor
Case Reduced to Misdemeanor
Case Reduced to Misdemeanor
Assault of a Peace Officer
Client accused of kicking an officer while being detained. Client facing 2 to 20 years in prison. Client’s case reduced to a misdemeanor with a time served sentence.
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