July, 2013 Criminal Attorney Jaime Alonso successfully defended an individual who was accused of assaulting a police officer, disorderly conduct and resisting arrest in Prince George’s County, Maryland. The Court found the defendant not guilty of all charges despite the testimony of two police officers and a civilian witness. The…

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Thursday,  July 23, 2013 Mr. Jezic convinced a Circuit Court judge in Prince George’s County to reduce his client’s bond from 250,000 to 50,000 despite his client’s alleged confession to sexual child abuse, and despite two previous unsuccessful attempts in District Court to reduce the bond.  The prosecutor vehemently objected.…

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Monday, July 29, 2013 Criminal Attorney Rand Lucey convinced a Prince George’s County District Court Judge to acquit his client of impersonating a police officer at the conclusion of the State’s case and before any defense was presented. The client had previously been convicted of the same charge while represented…

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Thursday, August 01, 2013 Maryland criminal lawyer Andrew Jezic was able to persuade a Montgomery County Circuit Court judge to release his client on a bond of $30,000, despite another Circuit Court judge having revoked her bond entirely after her arrest on charges of auto manslaughter. The client’s blood alcohol…

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August 2013 Maryland criminal lawyer David Moyse convinced a Montgomery County district court judge in Silver Spring to completely dismiss a DUI, where Moyse’s client led the police officer on a 10 minute police chase before crashing into a median on the wrong side of traffic. If convicted, the client…

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By Dan Morse, Published: August 1 E-mail the writer Artcile Link Fernando Valenzuela’s crime was so jarring — he rammed a Honda Civic into two men who’d just gotten out of the car, killing one of them — that the story of the man who died has sometimes become lost in…

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Montgomery judge denies Internet searches for jury selection Montgomery courts take detour around Google by St. John Barned-Smith Staff writer Greg Dohler/The Gazette Attorney Andrew V. Jezic, at his Wheaton office, believes that personal information available on the Internet should be fair game when selecting jurors. While preparing to defend…

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