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Ewing Law Client was charged with: 1) Three counts of Armed Robbery, 2) Three counts of Assault with Intent to Murder, and 3) Multiple gun charges. The incident arose when our client was confronted by three drug dealers who claimed he owed them money. Our client pulled a gun shooting all three drug dealers in order to escape. Attorney Ewing tried the case before a jury who returned a verdict of not guilty on all charges! Below is a screenshot from the circuit court register of actions:
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:
In another one of our cases, a client who was charged with First Degree Murder arising from an incident in front of a convenience store in the City of Flint. The alleged victim in the case was threatening our client, who in turn, called his brother for help. When his brother arrived he started shooting at the victim who died from the gunshot wounds. Pursuant to an aiding and abetting theory, our client was charged with murder along with his brother. We tried the case before a jury who found our client not guilty of murder.
The excerpt from the Circuit Court register of actions:
Attorney Ewing represented a local attorney and US Army reservist who was charged with embezzling client funds. The case was complex due to the amount of documents and exhibits. After lengthy court proceedings and multiple motion battles–the Circuit Court Judge dismissed the case. Charges were never refiled.
Motions to Suppress are seemingly rarely granted. In this Ewing Law case, our client was identified in Court (for the first time) by the victim in the case. Attorney Ewing filed a Motion to Suppress the victim’s in-court identification because the courtroom presented an unduly suggestive environment for such an identification. That same victim was unable to identify our client in a previous line-up. The Genesee County Circuit Court Judge agreed–suppressing the identification.
Another Ewing Law client who was charged with first degree murder for what the media called a “revenge killing.” After gathering our client’s evidence and presenting it to the prosecution–they decided it was in the interest of justice to offer a plea agreement whereby our client would serve only 6 years for the murder.
In 2018, a young man (our client) who lived in the City of Flint was charged with murder after defending himself against his attacker. He was meeting up with a stranger to sell him a cell phone. When our client arrived with the cell phone in hand the buyer pulled a gun and tried to rob our client. Our client shot and killed the attacker. He was then jailed and charged with murder.
We gathered our client’s evidence and presented it to the prosecutor. The prosecutor agreed to dismiss the murder charge. Moreover, while we were fighting this case–we convinced the District Court Judge to allow our client to remain on bond.
