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Recent Victories

Threats-of-Violence Charge Dismissed (2026)

The client was charged in Dakota County with felony threats of violence. Lesch Law Firm challenged whether the prosecution had sufficient evidence to support the charge. After reviewing the testimony, exhibits and legal arguments, the court granted the defense’s motion and dismissed the charge for lack of probable cause. The court also vacated the client’s release conditions, including a Domestic Abuse No Contact Order, and canceled the scheduled jury trial.

Criminal Charges Dismissed After Additional Facts Presented (2026)

The client faced criminal charges based on allegations that did not disclose all of the relevant circumstances. Lesch Law Firm investigated the accusation and presented the omitted facts to the prosecution. After considering that information, the prosecutor dismissed the charges against the client.

Hennepin County Criminal Case Dismissed (2026)

The client was facing criminal charges in Hennepin County. After carefully reviewing the evidence and advocating for the client, Lesch Law Firm persuaded the prosecution to dismiss the complaint in the interests of justice. The case ended without the client having to proceed to trial.

DWI License Revocation Rescinded (2026)

The client’s driver’s license was revoked following a DWI arrest. Lesch Law Firm challenged the revocation on the grounds that police entered the client’s home without a warrant after the client expressly refused them entry. The firm submitted body-camera footage and prepared to litigate the constitutional issue at an implied-consent hearing. Before that hearing took place, the Commissioner of Public Safety administratively rescinded the license revocation.

State v. H.S. (2017)

Client was charged with third-degree felony assault for defending herself against her abusive boyfriend. Case went to trial, where Lesch & Duren executed a compelling cross-examination of the state’s chief witness. That action, combined with a successfully framed theory of the case, convinced the jury to return a verdict of NOT GUILTY.

State v. S.S. (2016)

Defendant held power of attorney for her ailing father. Upon his passing, she served as the personal representative for his estate. She executed his dying wishes by cutting checks to his grandchildren for their shares of the estate and did so by personally signing the checks herself. A dissatisfied sibling reported this action to the county, who charged S.S. with felony forgery. Lesch & Duren was able to secure exculpatory evidence in favor of S.S., and the county finally relented and dismissed the charges.