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The Nicholson Nugget September-October 2021, Issue 20

Posted by Mark Nicholson | Nov 22, 2021 | 0 Comments

The Nicholson Nugget September-October 2021

 

Gold Nugget

This is The Nicholson Nugget: the official newsletter of the Law Office of Mark Nicholson.  You can subscribe and read the full issue by clicking here.

We had another jury victory in a criminal case, and in a couple of civil cases, our clients won a nice financial settlement. Before all the action, I was able to take a much-needed vacation.

Criminal Jury Trials
This case was one of the worst cases of racial profiling and police cover-ups that I have seen in quite some time. An off-duty officer saw our client driving a fancy sports car in a high-crime area at 4 in the morning. She made an excuse to have her fellow officers pull him over, and instead of pulling him over, they ran their car into his car. The deadly maneuver is called a  Pursuit Intervention Technique (PIT). After they searched his car and found nothing, they charged him for resisting law enforcement in a vehicle. In Indiana, that is a Level 6 Felony.

I told the jury that the government thought my client was something he was not. The government messed up, and now they are trying to cover up. The jury was out for about 15 minutes before returning a Not Guilty verdict for our client.

Civil Settlements
In two civil cases, one against a certain pancake franchise, we were able to win monetary awards for our clients.

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Take care, and we hope you had a Happy Halloween and were safe!

About the Author

Mark Nicholson
Mark Nicholson

Why is Indiana criminal defense and personal injury attorney Mark Nicholson called the Battery Man? Because his first criminal jury trial was a battery case. The case was called the Big Buford Battery case. They charged his client with throwing a big Buford sandwich at the manager through the drive-thru window. Then, his client went through the drive-thru window and allegedly battered the manager. It was all captured on video.  The verdict: Not Guilty! His first personal injury case was a car accident. He views car accidents as a form of battery. One car hitting (battering) another, although generally unintentional.

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