State v. J.G.

Found not guilty on both counts at a jury trial. Midway through the case, the State amended the complaint to change the second count to one that was – to its hope – more likely to stick. Mr. Adkins fought like a bulldog, displaying incredible cross-examination skills that ultimately proved instrumental to the just result. The jury deliberated for a very short amount of time, further proving just how damn good Mr. Adkins was a lead trial attorney. A just result for a client facing registration requirements and being labeled a felon for something he did not do.