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Needle Joshua

Criminal Defense
I have never had, nor sought, a high volume practice. Rather, I pride myself on providing high quality, personalized, services and work-product for my clients. Virtually all of my clients are referred to me by other lawyers and satisfied clients. Though I enjoy trial level work, I have begun focusing more of my practice on criminal appeals and writs. I find this work interesting and satisfying as it brings together all of the education and experience that I’ve accumulated over the decades.

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Needle Joshua

Criminal Defense
I have never had, nor sought, a high volume practice. Rather, I pride myself on providing high quality, personalized, services and work-product for my clients. Virtually all of my clients are referred to me by other lawyers and satisfied clients. Though I enjoy trial level work, I have begun focusing more of my practice on criminal appeals and writs. I find this work interesting and satisfying as it brings together all of the education and experience that I’ve accumulated over the decades.
DUI/DWI
"Because there is no license required to drive a boat, when somebody was convicted of BUI, it acted as a deterrent to subsequent DUI behavior," Deputy Attorney General Jennie M. Kelly said. "Of the 753 plaintiffs, approximately 240 had prior or subsequent DUI or BUI convictions. That statistic speaks for itself."
Traffic Violations
At speeds in excess of the speed limit. As the officers were following – “probably about 100 feet away,” – Officer Bambrick saw that Raff, the passenger, “appeared to be as if he was leaning out towards the open window of the passenger side of the vehicle.” At that point, the officers lost sight of the Kia for a short period. They followed the Kia around several blocks observing various traffic violations. When the Kia finally stopped, they “turned on [their] red light to conduct a traffic stop.”
Sex Crimes
6. People v. Barilo is a 2011 appellate decision in which I won the reversal my client's conviction for a variety of sex offenses. This was a case that for fairly obvious reasons I avoided the facts and fact-related issues and focused squarely on one good, purely legal argument. Using their experience and judgment to decide which issues to raise and which to waive is one of the most important functions of an appellate attorney, and if you read the unpublished opinion I think you'll see why I made the decisions I did in this case.
Robbery
An Information filed September 21, 2006, charged Petitioner Joshua Raff with three counts of second-degree robbery and with the special allegation (enhancement) that he used a handgun during two of the robberies.
Burglary
2 One of Bowen’s neighbors, Keshanna Spencer, testified that she returned to her apartment in August 2005 to find it burglarized. Among the stolen items was a Taurus.45 semi- automatic handgun. After the burglary, Spencer saw Bowen lingering around her apartment.
Misdemeanors
Evidence at a preliminary injunction hearing, as well as arguments before the Court of Appeal Second Appellate District Division, revealed that, since the early 1990s, the DMV has been handling drunken boating convictions like drunken driving, suspending driver’s licenses for “boating under the influence” — or BUI, a misdemeanor.
Drug Crimes
A suspected heroin dealer. At that time, Miller was known by the FBI to be a prostitute, a heroin user, and a fugitive from Canadian drug charges. Posing as stranded travelers at the Los Angeles International Airport, Miller and a fellow informant, Karen Eccles, enticed Simpson into giving them a ride into town. They ended up at Simpson's apartment where they partied with Simpson and a friend, Tom Marino. Shortly thereafter Miller and Simpson became sexually intimate. In due course Miller introduced Simpson to "friends" who she said were interested in buying heroin. The "friends" were in fact FBI undercover agents. After a deal went down, Simpson and his two co-defendants, Robert Anderson and James Freeman, were arrested and indicted on various drug charges.
Murder
Solo practice began in December 1977 focused on criminal defense work in the State and Federal Courts at both the trial and appellate levels. Most cases and clients, with some exceptions, were neither indigent nor infamous; trials ranged from “Riding a Bicycle Under the Influence” to “Special Circumstances Murder,” i.e., the entire gamut of a general criminal practice. Notable appellate cases include the related cases of
Probation Violation
Juan Carlos Cortez Lozado, deported to Mexico in 2004 following a brief jail term in Orange County, petitions for a writ of mandate, directed to the trial court, to set aside its October 2008 denial of Lozado’s motion requesting the court to: (1) vacate its prior summary revocation of probation; (2) recall and quash a previously issued “‘probation violation [and] arrest warrant’”; and (3) terminate Lozado’s probation. We grant the petition. Lozado’s deportation to Mexico prevented him from complying with the terms of probation which were a part of his 2003 criminal conviction. The trial court abused its discretion in refusing to provide the relief requested. (See
Forgery
An information filed September 21, 2006 charged Raff with three counts of second degree robbery in violation of Penal Code section 211, and one count of receiving stolen property in violation of Penal Code section 496, subdivision (a). The information also charged that Raff used a handgun in two of the robberies, in violation of Penal Code section 12022.53, subdivision (b). Raff ’s codefendant, Casey Bowen, was charged with second degree robbery in one of the counts charging Raff. Bowen was also charged with two other counts of second degree robbery, one count of receiving stolen property, and one count of forgery. The information charged that Bowen used a handgun in each of the three counts of second degree robbery.
Prostitution
(government agents used suspect in bribery scheme as informant to catch co-conspirators). Thus the mere fact that Miller continued to use heroin and engage in prostitution during the investigation of Simpson did not oblige the FBI to stop using her as an informant. Indeed, government agents can go so far as to direct an informant to participate in the very criminal enterprise that is under investigation. See, e.g., United States v. O'Connor...

Medical Malpractice
Judith and Richard Shepherd (Shepherd) were referred by their attorney, Needle, to Browne Greene, Greene, O'Reilly, Broillet, Paul, simon, McMillan, Wheeler & Rosenberg (Greene), attorneys at law. Greene filed a medical malpractice action against Kaiser Permanente Health Plan on behalf of Shepherd. Prior to suit, Shepherd agreed, in writing, to compensate Greene for professional services in the sum of 40 percent of any recovery obtained, plus a sum equal to expenses incurred by Greene in the preparation of the case.

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