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Timestamp: 2019-04-18 16:53:03+00:00

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In People v. E.C., the client was charged with stealing nearly $15,000 from her former employer.
At trial, Mr. Nobles exposed the fact that the client and her employer were having a sexual relationship and that the employer had gifted her some of the money and loaned her the rest. The employer admitted during the trial that he had claimed she stole the money so that his wife and children would not find out about the affair.
The client was found NOT GUILTY.
In People v. R.R., the client was charged with setting up his long-time friend to be robbed, kidnapped and potentially killed.
When it came to trial, Mr. Nobles proved that the only evidence linking his client to the case was the testimony of the 'victim' who was an admitted long-time drug dealer with two prior felony convictions and another pending felony at the time of trial. Mr. Nobles systematically broke apart the victim's story and showed the jury he was lying.
After several hours of deliberation, the jury found the client NOT GUILTY of ALL COUNTS.
After a two-day jury trial where Mr. Nobles called the client and another witness who had picked him up from the police station, the jury found the client NOT GUILTY.
In People v. J.H., the client was charged with Attempted Murder of his long-time girlfriend after an extensive investigation by the New York State Troopers Bureau of Criminal Investigations. He faced up to 25 years in prison if convicted.
The NYST pulled out all the stops on this case, conducting accident reconstruction, gunshot residue tests, lie detector tests and they even enlisted a professional expert witness, Dr. Michael Baden (who testified in the O.J. Simpson and Phil Spector trials).
After conducting his own investigation, Mr. Nobles destroyed the credibility of Dr. Baden and the prosecution's gunshot residue expert. After a two-week trial, the J.H. was found NOT GUILTY, and exonerated of all charges.
In People v. J.S., the client was charged with Hazing 1st Degree as part of the RIT women's rugby team that was accused of forcing recruits to drink alcohol. The party was discovered when one of the students became unresponsive and an ambulance was called. In total, four people were taken to the hospital, thankfully they all made full recoveries.
The D.A.'s Office was looking to make an example of the women and was not willing to negotiate. Rejecting offers that would leave J.S. with a criminal record, Mr. Nobles proceeded to trial alongside all four of her co-defendants. Mr. Nobles and the four other defense attorneys presented a unified defense which resulted in a NOT GUILTY verdict for all five students.
In People v. A.A., the police responded to "shots fired" and the client was found with a loaded handgun under the couch cushion where he was seated. The client was charged with Criminal Possession of a Weapon 3rd Degree and faced one to four years in state prison if convicted.
After a three-day jury trial, A.A. was found NOT GUILTY.
In People v. E.N., the client was charged with Murder 2nd Degree. The District Attorney's Office was certain of a conviction because they had a videotape of the crime as well as a written statement where the client claimed knowledge of and participation in the set up of the homicide. E.N. faced life in prison if convicted.
After a week-long jury trial and only two-and-a-half hours of deliberation, the jury found the client NOT GUILTY.

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