Attorney Sheryl Shane has successfully defended clients in a wide range of serious criminal cases throughout her career. The examples below reflect just a portion of her accomplished record.
- CASE 434
Client faced felony charges involving forgery, altering public records, tampering with DMV documentation, and forging a certificate of title. A jury trial was held and all charges were dismissed.
- CASE 578
Initially charged with felony burglary, the client ultimately resolved the case by pleading to misdemeanor trespassing. No jail time was imposed.
- CASE 994
Charged with possession of a firearm by a convicted felon, the client prevailed at trial through a motion to strike, avoiding a mandatory two-year prison sentence.
- CASE 315
Client was acquitted of felony aggravated sexual battery.
- CASE 1010
A motion to reconsider a felony conviction was granted, resulting in a more favorable outcome.
- CASE 915
Felony probation violation and failure to appear charges were both dismissed.
- CASE 1283
Felony controlled substance possession charge was dropped.
- CASE 417
In a third-offense felony DWI trial at Circuit Court, the client was found not guilty.
- CASE 1689
Client was found not guilty in a felony probation hearing.
- CASE 1943
Charges of robbery and malicious wounding were reduced to grand larceny.
- CASE 716
Felony drug possession charge was dismissed.
- CASE 1141
Grand larceny, possession of burglary tools, and intent to distribute charges were all reduced to concealment on the day of the jury trial.
- CASE 289
Two felony eluding charges were dismissed.
- CASE 762
A protective order violation charge was dismissed.
- CASE 118
Grand larceny charge was dropped.
- CASE 543
Felony drug distribution and identity fraud charges were dismissed. Client pled to one count of public document forgery.
- CASE 893
Several charges — including credit card larceny, fraud, and forgery — were dismissed. The client pled to one count of credit card larceny.
- CASE 919
Charges of armed robbery and firearm use were reduced to unlawful wounding. Client received credit for time served.
- CASE 979
Attorney Shane represented the client in a second felony probation violation. Client was found guilty but received no jail time and was released from probation.
- CASE 1105
Jury trial resulted in a not guilty verdict for a robbery charge.
- CASE 1755
Client was found not guilty by reason of insanity on multiple charges including attempted malicious wounding, felony destruction of property, and assault on officers.
- CASE 036
Client initially faced mandatory five-year sentencing on felony drug and firearm charges. The case was amended, resulting in just a few months of incarceration.
- CASE 359
Two felony failure to appear charges were dismissed.
- CASE 1383
Client was found not guilty at trial on charges of attempted malicious wounding and assault.
- CASE 931
A felony drug charge was handled through deferred disposition, with the potential for dismissal.
- CASE 779
Client pled to one count of habitual false pretenses. Five felony charges were dismissed and no jail time was imposed.
- CASE PRIVATE
Charge of strangulation was reduced to simple assault. Client was acquitted by jury.
- CASE PRIVATE
Felony charge of assault and battery on a police officer ended with a not guilty verdict at jury trial.
- CASE PRIVATE
Abduction charge was dismissed following a two-day trial.
- CASE 402
Assault and battery charge was dismissed.
- CASE 470
Protective order violation was dismissed.
- CASE 445
Three felony marijuana charges were reduced to a misdemeanor. Client avoided jail time.
- CASE 248
DWI charges and a civil refusal were both dismissed at trial.
- CASE 569
Charges including burglary, destruction of property, and assault were dismissed.
- CASE 954
Marijuana charge was dismissed.
- CASE 079
Marijuana charge was dismissed.
- CASE 171
Marijuana charge was reduced to a misdemeanor trespass.
- CASE 931
Felony drug charge resulted in a withheld finding of guilt.
- CASE 019
Second DWI within five years was reduced to a first offense. Client received credit for five days served and was granted a restricted license with unsupervised probation.
- CASE 8040
Obstruction of justice charge was dismissed.
- CASE 929
Reckless driving charge was reduced to defective equipment in Circuit Court.
- PRIVATE CASE
Three felony grand larceny charges in Juvenile & Domestic Relations Court were dismissed.
- CASE 3142
Underage alcohol possession charge was reduced to a Class 3 trespass — a better result than the client’s co-defendants.
- CASE 1780
First-offense DWI/DUI charge was dismissed.
PRIVATE CASES
In two separate domestic violence matters heard in Juvenile & Domestic Relations Court, both cases against the wife were dismissed.