Steven Titus & Associates, P.C.

Criminal Defense

Client N.M. was charged with 2 counts of Strangulation of a Household Member and 4 counts of Domestic Violence-Battery. At trial, Mr. Titus discredited the accuser's version of events using the State's witnesses and expert, showing inconsistencies with physical injuries. He also proved the accuser failed to get follow-up treatment and injuries were likely self-induced.

Criminal Defense

Client D.B. was charged by the Wyoming Game and Fish Department with being a Violent Felon in Possession of Firearms. The firm convinced the Weston County Attorney’s Office that D.B.’s prior conviction was not a violent felony under Wyoming law, leading to wrongful charging. Federal charges were also mitigated.

Criminal Defense

Client K.C. was charged with numerous felonies for alleged involvement in the Fortuna and Brewer murder cases, including accessory after the fact to Second-Degree Murder and Mutilation of a Dead Human Body. Mr. Titus prevented K.C.'s case from being joined with her co-defendant's case due to 'confrontation or sixth amendment' issues.

Criminal Defense

Client M.K. was charged with 2 counts of Stalking and 1 count of False Reporting to the Wyoming Department of Family Services. After reviewing discovery and interviewing witnesses, the firm convinced the Converse County Attorney's Office that their case was weak, securing a favorable result without the risk of jail time.

Criminal Defense

Client W.K., a female former employee at a local prison-type facility, was charged with Second-Degree Sexual Assault in a Position of Trust for alleged sexual relations with an inmate. Mr. Titus obtained secure non-typical evidence and negotiated an extremely favorable disposition, resulting in a reduced non-felony charge.

Criminal Defense

Client M.M. was charged with Felony 4th in 10 Years DUI for driving under the influence of Ambien. Mr. Titus argued 'automatism' and retained an expert who concluded M.M. was a 'Zombie Driver' and unconscious. The County Attorney's Office agreed they couldn't meet their burden at trial.