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Recently Won Cases
(Actual Dates and Cases)
June 2017
Motion to Suppress Granted – CLASS X FELONY NARCOTICS CASE DISMISSED
May 2017
Battery – CASE DISMISSED
Class 4 possession of a controlled substance – FINDING OF NO PROBABLE CAUSE AT A PRELIMINARY HEARING – CASE DISMISSED
April 2017
Reckless conduct – CASE DISMISSED
Battery – NOT GUILTY
Class 4 felony possession of a controlled substance – FINDING OF NO PROBABLE CAUSE AFTER A PRELIMINARY HEARING – CASE DISMISSED
Trespass – CASE DISMISSED
Class 4 felony possession of a controlled substance – CASE DISMISSED
Criminal trespass to a vehicle – CASE DISMISSED
March 2017
Class 4 felony possession of a controlled substance – FINDING OF NO PROBABLY CAUSE AT PRELIMINARY HEARING – CASE DISMISSED
Aggravated unlawful use of a weapon – NOT GUILTY
Trespass – CASE DISMISSED
Aggravated unlawful use of a weapon – CASE DISMISSED DUE TO VALID OUT OF STATE CONCEALED CARRY PERMIT
February 2017
Driving under the influence of Alcohol – CASE DISMISSED
Retail theft – CASE DISMISSED
Felony driving on a revoked license – FINDING OF NO PROBABLE CAUSE AT PRELIMINARY HEARING – CASE DISMISSED
January 2017
Retail theft – CASE DISMISSED
December 2016
Battery – CASE DISMISSED
Motion to Suppress Evidence Granted Class X Felony – CASE DISMISSED
November 2016
Battery – CASE DISMISSED
Resisting Arrest and theft of services – CASE DISMISSED
October 2016
Battery – NOT GUILTY
Felony driving on a revoked license – CASE DISMISSED
Battery – CASE DISMISSED
September 2016
Battery – CASE DISMISSED
Retail theft – CASE DISMISSED
Class 4 felony possession of a controlled substance – CASE DISMISSED
August 2016
Retail theft – CASE DISMISSED
Possession of cannabis – CASE DISMISSED
Class 4 felony possession of a controlled substance – CASE DISMISSED
Public Indecency – CASE DISMISSED
July 2016
Battery – CASE DISMISSED
Domestic battery – CASE DISMISSED
June 2016
FELONY DUI DISMISSED AT PRELIMINARY HEARING – The judge made a finding of No Probable Cause. CASE DISMISSED
May 2016
Stilwell Not Guilty of 2014 Killing – Callahan Produces Verdict of Not Guilty
Class 4 felony possession of a controlled substance – FINDING OF NO PROBABLY CAUSE AT PRELIMINARY HEARING – CASE DISMISSED
Retail theft – CASE DISMISSED
Driving on a suspended license – CASE DISMISSED
April 2016
Class X felony possession of a controlled substance – FINDING OF NO PROBABLE CAUSE AT PRELIMINARY HEARING – CASE DISMISSED
Class X felony Predatory Criminal Sexual Assault of a Child – CASE DISMISSED
Cody Stilwell, the 21-year-old man accused of stabbing his ex-girlfriend’s stepfather in 2014, was acquitted on Friday almost 25 months to the day after he was first arrested. The jury took less than three hours to come back with the not guilty verdict. Stilwell was shackled and led out of the courtroom, showing little emotion as if in disbelief that he was going to spend the Memorial Day weekend at home with his family. A family member of David Kennett II, whom Stilwell stabbed — he said it was in self-defense — began sobbing and needed help out of the courtroom. Tears were also shed on Stillwell’s behalf. 