Following a robbery murder at a local Amoco station, Glenn’s client was arrested at a friend’s home. The defendant made a statement to police implicating himself in the murder. Glenn successfully challenged the use of the Defendant’s statement at trial, arguing it was the direct result of an unconstitutional, warrantless arrest. The Minnesota Supreme Court and U.S. Supreme Court agreed. (Hennepin County, Minnesota Supreme Court, U.S. Supreme Court)
Glenn Defends Client in Bank Fraud Case
Earlier this year, Glenn spent several weeks representing one of four defendants charged in U.S. District Court with multiple counts of bank fraud and identify theft. The government alleged that Glenn’s client worked as an “inside banker” in a conspiracy resulting in more than $10 million in losses to various banks throughout the country. The […]
Glenn Defends Client In DWI Arrest
Glenn’s client, a high school student, was arrested inside his home and charged with DWI following a single car accident. Glenn successfully argued that the defendant’s warrantless arrest was unconstitutional, and the subsequent intoxilyzer test must be suppressed. As a result, the judge dismissed the DWI charges against Glenn’s client, and reinstated his driver’s license. […]
Glenn Defends Client In Burglary Case
Glenn’s client was arrested for an alleged home burglary in St. Paul. The defendant was arrested inside the home, and had prior burglary convictions. Glenn argued that the defendant reasonably believed the home was abandoned at the time he entered it. The jury found Glenn’s client not guilty. (Ramsey County)