Cases Won

Cases Won by Ralph Torres in Fresno, California

People v. J. Hernandez-Sandoval

Practice Area: Criminal Defense

Date: April 15, 2014

Outcome: Hung Jury, 12-0, not guilty on murder, 10-2 not guilty, voluntary manslaughter. Case is now pending resolution.

Description: Client was charged with first-degree murder and personal use of a firearm.

People v. R. Vega

Practice Area: Murder Defense

Date: June 19, 2012

Outcome: Hung jury, 10-2, for not guilty. The case was later resolved.

Description: Client was charged with attempted first-degree murder and personal use of a firearm.

People v. A. Barra

Practice Area: Murder Defense

Date: May 31, 2012

Outcome: Hung jury, 10-2, for not guilty. The case was later resolved.

Description: Client was charged with first-degree murder and personal use of a firearm.

People v. D. Hamilton

Practice Area: Criminal Defense

Date: April 14, 2011

Outcome: Found not guilty by the jury.

Description: Client was charged with felony auto theft. He was also facing three strikes, exposing him to 25 years to life if convicted.

People v. P. Landry

Practice Area: Criminal Defense

Date: February 05, 2009

Outcome: Found not guilty by the jury.

Description: Client was charged with home-invasion robbery of a local judge and his wife, and he was charged with kidnapping.

People v. H. Mann

Practice Area: Murder Defense

Date: July 07, 2008

Outcome: Found not guilty by the jury.

Description: Client was charged with first-degree murder and assault with a deadly weapon, to wit: a shovel.

People v. M. Wesson

Practice Area: Murder Defense

Date: January 24, 2005

Outcome: After a six-month trial, the jury found Mr. Wesson guilty.

Description: Mr. Wesson was charged with the capital murder of nine people and numerous sex charges in the biggest mass-murder trial in Fresno County history. The state sought the death penalty

People v. S. Marmolejo

Practice Area: Murder Defense

Date: July 22, 2002

Outcome: Found not guilty by the jury.

Description: Client was charged with first-degree murder and personal use of a firearm.

People v. M. Aldrete

Practice Area: Murder Defense

Date: January 21, 2002

Outcome: Found not guilty by the jury.

Description: Client was charged with first-degree murder and assault with a deadly weapon, to wit: a hatchet.

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