State v. McCauley, June 2, 2010, Second Degree Criminal Sexual Conduct, Case Dismissed
State v. Joseph's, Assault, 5-12-10, Jury Trial Setting, Case Dismissed
State v. Winfield, Anoka County; Felony Receiving Stolen Property. The only evidence connecting the defendant to the crime is a statement of the co-defendant, which is not sufficient evidence to sustain a conviction. Complaint Dismissed.
State v. Tel, 03/25/2010; First Degree Criminal Damage To Property, "Without further evidence the State is unable to overcome [the] defense." Complaint Dismissed.
State v. Johnson, 8/11/2009; Armed Robbery; "Defendant's role in the Columbia Heights robbery cannot be proven beyond a reasonable doubt." Case Dismissed. Anoka County
State v. Darst, 3/23/2009; Defendant is found Not Guilty of the crime of Burglary in the First Degree. Hennepin County
State v. Jacobson, 4/5/2007; We the jury find the defendant not guilty of Obstructing an Officer with force. Mille Lacs County
State v. Minor, 1/4/2008; The State has failed to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that Defendant is guilty of possession of a controlled substance. Not Guilty. Anoka
State v. Hussein, 4/7/2008; The Defendant is found not guilty of Driving Under The Influence. Ramsey County
State v. Gardner, 1/16/2008; There is insufficient evidence to prove the case beyond a reasonable doubt. Case Dismissed. Anoka County
State v. Sayers, 6/27/2008; Second Degree Intentional Murder; The State failed to produce evidence necessary to establish that Defendant should stand charges of Second Degree Intentional Murder and the case his hereby dismissed.
Mower County v. Heimer et al. Trial and Court of Appeals. Civil. Representing County on Eminent Domain. Statutory restrictions were not circumvented on County's use of eminent domain.
