The following are representative examples of violent crime cases handled by Attorney Martin G. Hilliard. These matters include charges such as aggravated assault, armed robbery, firearm offenses, and other serious felony allegations.
Not Guilty – Aggravated Assault and Firearm Charges
State of Georgia v. E.H., Chatham County Superior Court (2022)
The client was charged with aggravated assault, possession of a firearm during the commission of a felony, and obstruction of an officer. These charges carried significant potential penalties.
Defense counsel conducted an investigation, reviewed discovery materials, and prepared the case for trial. The defense strategy focused on evaluating the evidence and addressing the allegations presented.
After trial, the jury returned verdicts of not guilty on all charges.
Not Guilty – Armed Robbery
State of Georgia v. A.L., Chatham County Superior Court (2024)
The client was charged with armed robbery, a serious felony offense with substantial sentencing exposure.
Defense counsel investigated the allegations, reviewed the available evidence, and prepared the case for trial. The defense addressed issues related to the prosecution’s evidence and identification.
Following trial, the jury returned a verdict of not guilty.
Not Guilty – Aggravated Assault and Firearm Charges
State of Georgia v. E.L., Chatham County Superior Court (2025)
The client was charged with multiple counts of aggravated assault and possession of a firearm during the commission of a felony.
Defense counsel conducted a detailed review of the evidence, litigated pretrial issues, and prepared the matter for trial.
After trial, the jury returned verdicts of not guilty on all charges.
Not Guilty – Possession of a Firearm by a Convicted Felon
State of Georgia v. J.C., Chatham County Superior Court (2022)
The client was charged with possession of a firearm by a convicted felon, a serious felony offense.
Defense counsel reviewed the circumstances of the arrest, evaluated the evidence, and prepared the case for trial.
Following trial, the jury returned a verdict of not guilty.
Not Guilty – Battery (Family Violence) and Cruelty to Children
State of Georgia v. D.M., Chatham County Superior Court (2025)
The client was charged with battery under the family violence statute and cruelty to children.
Defense counsel reviewed the evidence, evaluated witness statements, and prepared the case for trial. The defense focused on addressing the allegations and the evidence presented.
Following a jury trial, the client was found not guilty on all counts.
Not Guilty – Sexual Battery and Terroristic Threats
State of Georgia v. M.J., Chatham County Superior Court (2024)
The client was charged with sexual battery against a child and terroristic threats.
Defense counsel reviewed the evidence, investigated the claims, and prepared the case for trial.
After trial, the jury returned verdicts of not guilty on all counts.
Disclaimer:
The case results described above are representative examples of matters handled by the firm. Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome. Each case is different and must be evaluated on its own facts and circumstances.
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Martin G. Hilliard
Georgia Bar No. 354850
Why Choose Martin G. Hilliard for Violent Crime Defense
1. More than 25 years of criminal defense experience in Georgia courts
2. Extensive jury trial experience in serious felony cases
3. Direct personal handling of every case
4. Thorough investigation and strategic trial preparation
5. Transparent flat fee structure
Attorney Martin G. Hilliard represents individuals facing serious felony charges, including violent crime allegations. Each case is evaluated based on its specific facts and prepared with a focus on trial readiness when necessary.
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