Category: CSC

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EwingLaw Verdict: Jury Finds Client NOT GUILTY of all charges!

Attorney Michael Ewing defended his client who was on trial in the Genesee County Circuit Court for four counts of Criminal Sexual Conduct 1st Degree with a minor under the age of 13, and one count of Criminal Sexual Conduct 2nd Degree. If convicted of even a single count of CSC 1st Degree–he faced a minimum of 25 years to life in prison.

On July 25, 2024, the jury reached a verdict and found our client NOT GUILTY of all charges. His case has been closed, and our client is free to put this case behind him.

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1st and 2nd Degree Criminal Sexual Conduct (CSC) Charges Dismissed by Judge.

Attorney Ewing’s client was charged with two counts of Criminal Sexual Conduct (CSC) 1st Degree, and one count of Criminal Sexual Conduct (CSC) 2nd Degree. If the client had been convicted a mandatory minimum sentence of 25 years in prison would have been required. But the charges were dismissed by the Judge, at the request of Attorney Ewing, after taking the testimony of the alleged victim at the preliminary examination. Judge found insufficient evidence to support the changes.

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Client Found Not Guilty of CSC 1st Degree

Ewing Law Client was charged with Criminal Sexual Conduct 1st Degree, Home Invasion, and Felony Firearms. If convicted as charged, he faced life in prison. Attorney Ewing tried the case before a jury who found him not guilty of CSC 1st Degree, not guilty of Home Invasion, and not guilty of Felony Firearms. He was found guilty only of a lesser charge of CSC 3rd Degree. 17-41980 FC.

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Jury Finds Client Not Guilty of CSC!

In another Ewing Law case, our client was charged with: 1) Assault with Intent to Commit Sexual Penetration, and 2) Assault with Intent to Commit Great Bodily Harm. The incident arose from a dispute between our client and a woman he was allegedly paying money in exchange for sex. When the dispute arose she had called police alleging that he assaulted and raped her. Attorney Ewing tried the case before a jury who found our client not guilty of all charges. Below is a screenshot from the circuit court register of actions: