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30th Dec

Field Sobriety Test statistics cannot be used as evidence to convict. This applies to all statistics!

Field Sobriety Test statistics and other statistics/averages/ranges for the hypothetical generality of the populace, as distinguished from matters provable as to the individual defendant, infect the record with a fatal error.In People v. Wilson (2019) 33 Cal.App.5th 559 it was held that it was error to admit statistical-likelihood evidence to…

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17th Dec

California Supreme Court: Judges should not attend law firm parties. Someone let Judge Rupert Byrdsong know.

Primary Authority Cited California Supreme Court Committee on Judicial Ethics, Formal Opinion 2023-024 (August 29, 2023) Central Holdings: Key Reasoning (Page 6): The Committee concluded that attending such events may suggest a judicial officer has a special relationship or close association with the law firm, potentially causing observers to question…

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11th Dec

Recent $1.1 million win!

Details: It’s not as good as it sounds. The plaintiffs are left with permanent disabilities. And we didn’t have much to pursue! This was in Pasadena, California case in from of Judge Jared Moses in Department P. Judge Moses is fantastic! I was the lead counsel for the plaintiffs. I’m…

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11th Dec

I’m back! I had to go on hiatus and try another job.

You will see me updating this blog regularly.

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12th Nov

Off Topic: Venezuela… President Maduro’s life is in danger!

The United States seems to be leading everyone to believe that all of the military resources are being moved close to Venezuela for launching missiles at drug speedboats and stopping drug trafficking. You heard it here first; this is a ruse. The U.S. will assassinate the president of Venezuela, Nicolas…

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21st Oct
Okorie Okorocha Argues Before the 4th District Court of Appeal

Okorie Okorocha Argues Before the 4th District Court of Appeal on One Hour’s Notice

Renowned forensic toxicology attorney Okorie Okorocha appeared before the Fourth District Court of Appeal with only one hour’s notice to present oral argument in a complex appeal involving service of process, default judgments, and post-judgment appearances. Watch the full oral argument below, followed by the official transcript for reference. Watch…

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2nd Sep

Law vs. Byrdsong, Case Number l9STCV44002 Verified Statement

“I Filed A lawsuit against the city of Los Angeles after my acquittal on July 10, 2018, for falseimprisonment which lasted for a period of two years. Detective Sharbach let the man go that tried to kill me and bound me over for trial based on false allegations after she…

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8th Aug

OO’s Golden Rule: Never plead to a marijuana DUI – The Government’s achilles heel is the science

The Track Record: We literally never lose marijuana/THC cases at trial. We’ve taken every marijuana DUI case to trial in 20 California counties, with only one loss that was subsequently overturned on appeal. In Napa County alone, we secured six consecutive full acquittals, with juries returning instant not-guilty verdicts.  This led to…

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7th Aug

More pleading excerpts from Judge Report Byrdsong

Judge Byrdsong in what can be nothing but currying favor, because he actually cooked a meal for the jury. Why would a judge make himself even appear inappropriate, excerpt from:

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