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    Lake County, Indiana
    Crown Point, IN 46307
    219.308.1673

    Marion County, Indiana
    Pyramid #2, Suite 2042
    3500 DePauw Blvd
    Indianapolis, IN 46268
    (317) 658-0107

    St. Joseph County, Indiana
    110 North Main Street
    South Bend, IN 46601
    (574) 386-7960

    317.658.0107 Carmel
    219.308.1673 Chicago
    574.386.7960 Elkhart
    260.804.4928 Fort Wayne
    219.308.1673 Gary
    219.308.1673 Hammond
    317.658.0107 Indianapolis
    765.409.9629 Kokomo
    219.714.7625 Merrillville
    574.968.8557 Mishawaka
    219.308.1673 Muster
    574.386.7960 South Bend
    219.308.1673 Valparaiso
    765.409.9629 West Lafayette


    Experience and Cases Handled

    COMMUNITY PROSECUTOR November 2000-May 2001
    Focus: Drug dealing, obscenity, Internet & computer crimes, prostitution, RICO, liaison to police dept. for search warrants, general crime prevention, etc.
     
      John's school established: March 2001
      Assisted the investigation and search warrant preparation for a bust of the first chop shop sting in 15-years (Approximately 100 auto theft cases solved)
      Successfully obtained a search warrant and seized a computer used to download child pornography from the Internet
    Grand Jury Experience: November 2000, solo prepared and presented a 19-count indictment on issues involving pandering obscenity, racketeering, money
    laundering and conspiracy to commit RICO
      True bills were handed down on all 19 counts presented
       
    Solo Trials: Over *** solo trials in 1999-2000.
    Typical Felonies Handled: (Jury Trials): Drug Dealing (Cocaine), Promoting Professional Gambling, Criminal Recklessness (Drive-by Shooting), Resisting Law Enforcement, Intimidation, Battery with a Deadly Weapon, Battery Causing Serious Bodily Injury, Pointing a Loaded Firearm, Felony Possession of a Firearm, and Operating While Intoxicated (misdemeanor)
    Cases that have not gone to a Jury: Racketeering (Pandering Obscenity), Civil RICO Forfeitures, Money Laundering, Conspiracy to Commit RICO, Obstruction of Justice, Habitual Prostitution, Child Seduction, Promoting Prostitution, Maintaining a Chop Shop, Habitual OWI, Robbery, Burglary, Criminal Gang Activity, Interstate Custody Violation, Dealing in a Sawed-off Shotgun, Repeat Drug Dealing (Marijuana), Impersonation of a Public Servant, Serious Violent Felon in Possession of a Handgun, Habitual Felony / Substance / Traffic Offenders, Escape, Fraud, Credit Card Fraud, Forgery, Theft, Residential Entry, Battery by Bodily Waste, Auto Theft, Maintaining a Common Nuisance, Receiving Stolen Property, etc.
    Records Held: Most Felony Jury Trials (12) in the yr. 2000 among 22 Prosecutors
    Undefeated in Solo Completed Jury Trials (10-0) [1 Hung/1 Mistrial]
    Most Trial Convictions in one afternoon (6 separate bench trials)
    Heaviest Case Load (4th largest felony load (190) while Directing the Traffic & Misdemeanor Division)
    Most DUI Convictions in 1999-2000: (8-1)
    Awards:  
    2000: 'Make My Day Award' for the Record Number of Jury Trials and for Lack of Fear in the Courtroom
    1999: 'Prosecutorial Award' for Aggressive Prosecution
       
    RACKETEERING CASES CHARGED/INDICTED and HANDLED
    • Indiana v. Olling (Goalie Entertainment Area Manager)
    • Indiana v. Ptak (Goalie Entertainment Regional Manager)
    • Indiana v. Robert Henderson (Owner of Little Denmark Bookstore)
    • Indiana v. Edwin Balanow (Co-Owner of Pleasureland Museum)
    • Indiana v. Shirley Balanow (Co-Owner of Pleasureland Museum)

    Handled a several month undercover investigation and directed the simultaneous serving of search warrants on four (4) adult book stores

    Prepared & served a second search warrant on the Goalie store

    Utilized use immunity to secure employee's testimony


    FEES:
    A one-half hour office consultation fee is $50. My current rates are $200/hr in 1/4 hour increments and $80 per hour for paralegal/legal assistant time.




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