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Domestic-violence charges against Vancouver police officer dropped

The Columbian - May 17th, 2017

“Officer Gutierrez is completely innocent of these charges. The prosecuting attorney dismissed the charges before it ended up in front of a jury because that was the right thing to do,” his defense attorney Jon McMullen said.

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Former judge Wulle gets plea deal in DUI case

The Columbian - March 7th, 2017

“This is a 66-year-old year man with a spotless record and is a pillar of the community. The sad reality is there was significantly more going on here than a 0.08 DUI,” he said on behalf of his client.

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Jury Acquits Former Police Officer in Child Rape Case

The Columbian - June 29th, 2015

Judge Robert Lewis' courtroom erupted into cheers this afternoon after a jury returned a not-guilty verdict in the child rape trial of Vancouver resident Christopher R. Warren.

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Anonymous Donors Hire New Lawyer for Ex-Cop Accused for Child Rape

The Columbian - January 29th, 2015

A group of community members have donated money to hire a new lawyer to defend former Beaverton, Ore., police Officer Christopher Warren against a charge of raping a 5-year-old girl with a pencil.

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Trial date set for Tonya Harding on drunken driving charge

Seattle PI - June 2nd, 2002

Former Olympic figure skater Tonya Harding speaks with her attorney Jon McMullen before appearing in the Clark County Courthouse in Vancouver, Washington

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Four famous Olympians who ended up in court

CTV News - February 21st, 2013

Harding competed for the U.S. in figure skating at the 1994 Winter Olympics while under suspicion following an assault on her teammate and medal rival Nancy Kerrigan weeks before the games in Lillehammer, Norway.

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Trial opens for Vancouver couple accused of imprisoning boys

The Columbian - May 21st, 2012

However, the defense suggested the child-proofing was intended to protect severely autistic boys who routinely harmed themselves, including bashing their heads through windows, and wandering from the apartment.

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Couple Accused of Locking Two Autistic Boys In Dark Room Acquitted by Jury And Tearfully Embraces After Verdict Is Read

The Daily Mail - May 30th, 2012

Two people accused of locking two autistic boys in a cage have been acquitted of charges after a tense, six-day trial.

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