Our first client to have her case tried since the courts stopped trying cases due to COVID-19 proved how important it was to be patient.

1. Pandemic Patience Pays Off
“Our first client to have her case tried since the courts stopped trying cases due to
COVID-19 proved how important it was to be patient. After a full trial on the
merits, the verdict was not guilty. We knew from the moment of arrest that the so-
called “victim” made a false complaint of domestic violence in order to get a leg
up in a custody dispute. More than a year later, and with our investigation to
support the evidence, the truth became overwhelmingly clear. Congratulations to
those who are not buckling under the pressure of delay and working patiently to
get their day in court. We know it is not easy and we promise to use every minute
of the delay in support of your defense when your trial day finally arrives.”

2. About Criminal Defense Attorney John R.
Grasso
Attorney John R. Grasso is admitted to practice law in Rhode Island, Massachusetts,
and the Federal District Courts, and is a member of the Bar of the United States
Supreme Court. He has represented criminal defendants charged with
misdemeanor and felony crimes in the Rhode Island District and Superior
Courts,Traffic Tribunal, Massachusetts District and Superior Courts and the First
Circuit Court of Appeals. Attorney Grasso is an adjunct faculty member at Roger
Williams University School of Law where he teaches Trial Advocacy and Criminal
Litigation. Attorney Grasso has represented many college and university students
accused of student conduct offenses to include campus sexual assault and other
violations of the student code of conduct. For more details visit
https://www.johngrassolaw.com.