The client was charged with attempted murder for the benefit of a gang, assault with a deadly weapon with a gun enhancement, shooting at an occupied vehicle for the benefit of a gang and felon in possession of a firearm. The case went to trial where criminal defense attorney Karren Kenney presented an identity defense and the jury returned a verdict of NOT GUILTY on ALL counts. Instead of serving the rest of his life in prison, the client was released the day of the verdict.

Client was charged with felony criminal threats (strike) with 2 prior strikes. He was facing a potential sentence of 25 years to life in prison. This case went to trial where Ms. Kenney was able to successfully undermine the alleged victim's testimony. The jury returned a verdict of NOT GUILTY on the strike charges.

Client was charged with assault with a deadly weapon (machete), felony criminal threats (strikes) and dissuading a witness. The case went to trial where Ms. Kenney vigorously cross examined the victims. The jury was hung and Ms. Kenney was able to get the judge to pressure the D.A. in giving an offer of only 1 strike and credit time served.

The client was charged with one count of murder facing 25 years to life in prison. The case went to trial where Ms. Kenney presented a defense of “imperfect self-defense”. After several days of deliberation, the jury came back with a “not guilty” verdict on 1st degree murder and was hung on 2nd degree murder. Due to the passionate defense presented, the client will not be serving 25 years to life in prison.

Client was charged with 118 felony counts involving theft by false pretenses with the aggravated white collar crime enhancement. After a 6 week preliminary hearing, the client was only held to answer on 4 of the 118 counts. After aggressive negotiations, the client ended up pleading guilty to only 1 misdemeanor charge without any probation.

The client was charged with grand theft with the aggravated white collar crime enhancement. Ms. Kenney filed a motion to suppress evidence that was allegedly seized at the Canadian border, including $40,000 cash the client had stuffed in his underwear before attempting to get through customs. Because the police reports never stated who exactly seized the evidence, the D.A. was unable to figure out the necessary witnesses for the motion. Ultimately, the case was DISMISSED.

Client was charged with multiple felony counts involving grand theft, computer access fraud, filing false deeds and the aggravated white collar crime enhancement, all resulting from real estate loans. This matter proceeded to trial by jury. Ms. Kenney successfully impeached the alleged victim, resulting in a NOT GUILTY verdict on all counts. By fighting the case and proceeding to trial, the client avoided punishment for crimes he did not commit.

Client was charged with securities fraud, grand theft, forgery and aggravated white collar crime enhancements all resulting from an alleged investment scam. This matter was tried before a jury which lasted 2 months. Cross-examination was extensive for all 11 alleged victims. The jury deliberated for several days and ended up hung as to all counts.

Client was charged with multiple felony counts involving grand theft, computer access fraud , filing false deeds and the aggravated white collar crime enhancement, all resulting from real estate loans. This matter proceeded to trial by jury. Ms. Kenney successfully impeached the alleged victim, resulting in a NOT GUILTY verdict on all counts. By fighting the case and proceeding to trial, the client avoided punishment for crimes he did not commit.

A federal jury found client, Andrew Wardein, NOT GUILTY on all federal charges (Docket #356). Client was charged in 5 defendant case in the United States District Court, Central District of California, with violations of federal statute 18 U.S.C. § 1343 `{`Wire Fraud`}`.

Aggravated white collar crime charges DISMISSED! Client was charged with felony embezzlement with an aggravated white collar crime enhancement for an alleged loss of over $200,000. The Orange County District Attorney's office alleged that the client engaged in a pattern of paying her personal expenses with company funds from her former employer. Diligent and extensive defense investigation revealed that the client's former employer who brought the charges against the client, was involved in illegal business activity that included money laundering and tax evasion. Once the District Attorney's office was presented with all of the information concerning the former employer's illegal activity, the case was dismissed because Karren always provides criminal defense results.

Client was charged with felony domestic violence, Penal Code section 273.5, which carried a potential prison sentence. This case proceeded to jury trial where the jury returned a verdict of NOT GUILTY on the felony DV charge, and only convicted him of a lesser included misdemeanor. The client was not given any custody time after trial.

Client was charged with a hit and run violation, Penal Code section 20002. The alleged victim staged an accident while he was riding a bike and claimed unsubstantiated injuries. After an intense fight against the charges, the case was DISMISSED!

Client was charged with possession of drugs for sale in a hotel room. Ms. Kenney filed a motion to suppress evidence which ended up lasting 3 court days. Ultimately, the evidence was suppressed and the case was DISMISSED.

The client was charged with possession of drugs for personal use. Ms. Kenney filed a motion to suppress evidence which was heard concurrently with the preliminary hearing. The officer lied on the stand about evidence he claimed he booked. Ultimately, the evidence was suppressed and the case was DISMISSED.

Client was charged with felony vandalism for kicking out a window while in jail, awaiting an attempted murder trial. The client was NOT HELD TO ANSWER for the charges after the prelim. The client avoided a felony conviction that could've been used against him during his subsequent attempted murder case.

The client was charged with felony vandalism as a result of taking copper wiring from a construction site. Ms. Kenney thoroughly investigated the case, which revealed several important factors including permission given from one of the construction workers. This case went to trial where the jury returned a verdict of NOT GUILTY.

Client was charged with municipal code violations relating to his massage salon after a team of police raided the salon and found no evidence of prostitution activity. The case was DISMISSED.

The client was charged with assault and battery on a security guard (who happened to be a retired Los Angeles County Sheriff). Attorney Kenney successfully negotiated diversion and the case was DISMISSED after the client finished some anger management classes.