Salvatore D. Intagliata is a lawyer practicing criminal law, assault and battery, burglary and 55 other areas of law. Salvatore received a B.A. degree from University of Kansas in 1992, and has been licensed for 30 years. Salvatore practices at Triad Legal, PLLC in Wichita, KS.
Wow! I am left speechless by the results of Sal Intagliata, and those at Monnat & Spurrier. I was pulled over in the middle of Kansas for a felonious narcotic charge. Sal and his team really are the best I have ever seen. Pure professionals. Prior to any deals, Sal sent me all the information that I needed to make the best-informed decision. He coached me through all of the possibilities and we won! Sal is the Barry Bonds of Attorneys in Kansas, without a doubt, and is worth his weight in Gold.
State of Kansas v. Mosier,
No. 12 CR 468 (Reno County, Kan., Dist. Ct. January 9, 2014): Court
dismissed breach of privacy allegation prior to jury trial on
defendant’s motion
client found not guilty by jury of rape
lesser
included attempted rape
client only convicted by jury of lesser offense
of aggravated sexual battery.
State of Kansas v. Chappell,
26 Kan. App. 2d 275, 987 P.2d 1114 (1999): Kansas Court of Appeals
reversed client’s convictions of aggravated indecent liberties
aggravated criminal sodomy based on trial judge’s
prosecutor’s
improper comments regarding the child witness’s ability to tell the
truth.
City of Wichita v. Trevino, No. 10 CM 000418 (Wichita, Kan., Mun. Ct. Aug. 17, 2010): Trial judge dismissed prostitution-related charges after prosecutor failed to comply with discovery request.
State of Kansas v. Ralstin,
No. 10 CR 43 (Kiowa County, Kan., Dist. Ct. July 21, 2011):
Jury verdict of “not guilty” on charge of first-degree, premeditated
murder, thwarting prosecutor’s plan to seek client’s imprisonment for 50
years to life
jury convicted client only of lesser offense of
second-degree murder, reducing client’s sentencing exposure by decades.
State of Kansas v. Holton,
No. 09 CR 3560 (Sedgwick County, Kan., Dist. Ct. Dec. 1, 2010): Trial
judge suppressed client’s alleged murder confession
other
evidence—including alleged murder weapon
victim’s property—after
finding that police illegally arrested client.
United States v. Jones, No. 6:01-CR-10004 (D. Kan. Nov. 14, 2001): Trial judge found client “not guilty” of being a felon in possession of ammunition, overturning jury’s guilty verdict.
State of Kansas v. Shanklin,
No. 98 CR 108 (Sedgwick County, Kan., Dist. Ct July 23, 1998):
Jury verdict of ”not guilty” on charges of first-degree murder
other
crimes arising from a drive-by shooting.
United States v. Poulos
(U.S. Parole Comm’n 1997): United States Parole Commission declined to
extend federal special parole,
granted request to terminate client’s
parole.
State of Kansas v. Roberts, No. 10 CR 1343
(Sedgwick County, Kan. Dist. Ct. 2011): Trial judge in State drug case
dismissed case alleging two counts of possession of marijuana, two
counts of possession of drug paraphernalia
one count of no drug tax
stamp, felony, at the conclusion of preliminary hearing.
City of Newton v. Doe, 10 N 1358 (Newton,
Kan., Mun. Ct. Jan. 27, 2011): Trial judge suppressed all evidence of
driving under the influence of alcohol
criminal case dismissed with
prejudice
driver’s-license suspension dismissed,
client’s driving
privileges restored.
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