Jury finds Truck Driver Not Guilty of Possession of Pornography
May 1, 2014
Despite evidence found in his client’s former work vehicle, Attorney Patton persuaded the Jury to find his client NOT GUILTY of the offense charged.
After a two day trial the defendant was found NOT GUILTY of possession of pornography after Clay Patton successfully argued that the memory cards the images were found on did not fit any of the defendant's devices and were most likely left in his vehicle by one of the people who repeatedly rode with the defendant while he worked as a truck driver.
Patton pointed out that since his client had no devices in which to view the images on the memory card he likely had no idea they were in his possession.
The defendant was facing a Class D felony which could have resulted in up to 3 years in prison.
Read the full article here: https://www.pressreader.com/usa/post-tribune/20140301/281586648518161
Patton pointed out that since his client had no devices in which to view the images on the memory card he likely had no idea they were in his possession.
The defendant was facing a Class D felony which could have resulted in up to 3 years in prison.
Read the full article here: https://www.pressreader.com/usa/post-tribune/20140301/281586648518161
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