Noteworthy Cases

Feb

United States v. R.R.

Matthew Pruden represented a client charged in federal court with conspiracy to distribute methamphetamine and cocaine, exposing him to a ten-year mandatory minimum sentence. Mr. Pruden negotiated a plea that resulted in the drug charges being dismissed and the client having to p...

Feb

United States. v. C.A.

Matthew Pruden represented a client charged in federal court with, among other charges, conspiring to distribute crack cocaine, possessing a firearm in furtherance of a drug trafficking crime, and being a felon in possession of a firearm. Based on a prior federal conviction, the...

Feb

State v. R.Q.

Matthew Pruden represented a client charged with three counts of habitual misdemeanor assault (an assault that is charged a as felony based on a defendant’s prior record) and common law robbery based on accusations that he assaulted three different people and robbed one of...

United States v. R.R.

United States. v. C.A.

State v. R.Q.

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