The Constitution of the United States of America calls for "proof beyond a reasonable doubt" when deciding matters of guilt in a criminal case. Below, are examples of what is truly possible when a case is taken to trial.
Note: Results obtained depend on the facts of each case.
| Name | Case Type | Verdict |
| State v. DG | DWI | NOT GUILTY |
| State v. JJ | Theft | NOT GUILTY |
| State v. JS | Theft | NOT GUILTY |
| State v. MS | Theft | NOT GUILTY |
| State v. WC | Possession/Dang. Drug | NOT GUILTY |
| State v. MC | Unlawful Sale of Alcohol | NOT GUILTY |
| State v. KA | Criminal Trespass | NOT GUILTY |
| State v. JR | Theft | NOT GUILTY |
| State v. VM | Assault/Public Servant | NOT GUILTY |
| State v. CB | Assault | NOT GUILTY |
| State v. DB | Felony DWI 3rd | NOT GUILTY |
| State v. MD | Possession of Marijuana | NOT GUILTY |
| State v. SF | False Report to Police | NOT GUILTY |
| State v. DH | Criminal Trespass | NOT GUILTY |
| State v. DB | Felony Poss./Marijuana | NOT GUILTY |
| State v. VC | Failure to ID/Fugitive | NOT GUILTY |
| State v. EW | Poss./Controlled Subst. | NOT GUILTY |
| State v. RD | Burglary of Habitation | NOT GUILTY |
| State v. JC | Theft | NOT GUILTY |
| State v. DH | Unlawful Carrying Weapon | NOT GUILTY |
| State v. TW | Theft | NOT GUILTY |
| State v. KM | Theft | NOT GUILTY |
| State v. RK | Possession of Marijuana | NOT GUILTY |
| State v. RM | Theft | NOT GUILTY |
| State v. SB | Theft | NOT GUILTY |
| State v. RP | Murder | NOT GUILTY |
| State v. TC | Felony Interference/CC | NOT GUILTY |
| State v. WS | Theft | NOT GUILTY |
| State v. JD | Felony Theft | NOT GUILTY |
| State v. SB | Assault | NOT GUILTY |
| State v. RM | DWI | NOT GUILTY |
| State v. SR | Reckless Driving | NOT GUILTY |
| State v. MS | Assault | NOT GUILTY |
| State v. LT | Theft | NOT GUILTY |
| State v. LD | Criminal Tresspass | NOT GUILTY |
| State v. CW | Failure to ID | NOT GUILTY |
| State v. AO | Theft | NOT GUILTY |
| State v. AN | DWLS | NOT GUILTY |
