A client was charged with possession of marijuana, a misdemeanor. The State offered a pre-trial diversion program which would have been costly to the client. After reviewing the State's evidence, Attorney Barbee discovered that there was a flaw in the accusation, and the arrest was a result of an illegal search and seizure. The firm filed two motions challenging the Accusation and a motion to suppress illegally obtained evidence. Result? The case was dismissed before motions were heard. Attorney Barbee attributes this result to his preparation and diligent, creative motions practice.

Client was arrested and charged with battery, assault, and criminal trespass following an incident at an area supermarket. Prior to retaining Attorney Barbee, the client was offered probation in exchange for entering a guilty plea. Unwilling to plea, the client retained Mr. Barbee, who immediately began preparing the case for trial. Due to Attorney Barbee's diligent and thorough preparation, all charges were dismissed prior to jury selection.

Client was arrested and charged with violating the Georgia Controlled Substances Act and six counts of Possession of Firearm by a Convicted Felon. Attorney Barbee filed a motion to suppress the evidence based on an illegal search. Mr. Barbee's motion was granted, which resulted in the State dismissing all charges against his client.

The client was jailed on a bench warrant for failing to appear in court. Mr. Barbee was able to convince the State to set aside the bench warrant and reinstate the original conditions of the bond. The client was released from jail after a few hours.

Attorney Barbee worked with Attorney Mawuli M. Davis as a part of the legal team that gained a not guilty verdict in a DeKalb County murder trial. See the coverage in the Atlanta Journal-Constitution here AJC

Attorney Barbee second-chaired an armed robbery trial. The client was acquitted after a DeKalb County jury deliberated for two hours.

Attorney Barbee got a client charged with a very serious felony a $25,000 bond. The State initially asked for a $50,000 bond. After showing the State the weaknesses in their case and his client's exemplary reputation in the community, the State agreed to a lower bond. The client was reunited with his family and loved ones within hours.