Representative Outcomes:

State v. Anonymous, Felony Theft and Theft of Services charges dismissed for lack of probable cause on defense motion; defense motion for discovery sanctions also granted. Renville County. (2024)

State v. Anonymous, Largest Pokemon Card Theft Case in History Dismissed. (2024)

State v. Anonymous, Felony Non-consensual Dissemination of Private Sexual Images aka “Revenge Porn” charges dismissed. Hennepin County. (2024)

State v. Anonymous, Third and Fourth Degree Criminal Sexual Conduct charges were dismissed and acquitted, respectively. Stearns County. (2023)

State v. Anonymous, First Degree Drug/Controlled Substance Possession/Sale dismissed in Anoka County. (2023)

State v. Anonymous, First Degree Drug/Controlled Substance Possession/Sale and related Gun charge dismissed in Ramsey County as “fruit of the poisonous tree” from prior illegal search warrant. (2023)

State v. Anonymous, Second Degree Murder Dismissed. Intentional Murder Count 1 dismissed at first appearance; Unintentional Count 2 dismissed after additional motion practice; both for lack of probable cause. Ramsey County. (2023)

United States v. Anonymous, Federal Conspiracy to Distribute and Possession with Intent to Distribute Controlled Substances (Over 100 pounds of Cocaine and Methamphetamine). Judgments of Acquittal/Not Guilty on all Counts after trial. Federal District Court. (2023). Affirmed in part, rev’d in part. Guilty verdicts overturned. 8th Cir. (2024)

State v. Anonymous, First Degree Drug/Controlled Substance Possession/Sale Dismissed for illegal search warrant in Goodhue County. (2023)

State v. Anonymous, Attempted Murder - Not Guilty/Acquitted. Dakota County. (2023)

State v. Anonymous, Second Degree Murder - All Charges Dismissed. Ramsey County. (2023)

State v. Anonymous, First Degree Drug Charges - Dismissed. (2022)

State v. Anonymous, Third Degree Criminal Sexual Conduct Charges -Dismissed. Ramsey County. (2022)

State v. Anonymous, Drug Possession - All Charges Dismissed. (2022).

State v. Anonymous, Drug Charges - Dismissed. (2022).

State v. Anonymous, Kidnapping, Assault, and false info to police charges Dismissed prior to trial. Client achieved a complete victory without ever going to trial. (2021).

State v. Anonymous, Client found not guilty at trial on all counts, including criminal sexual conduct in the first and third degrees. Client was a vulnerable adult, living a in a group home until his arrest, after which he spent over two years in jail awaiting trial. Public defenders had pled him guilty, and he was awaiting sentencing. We withdrew his involuntary plea, launched a full investigation, and got him acquitted at trial in Chisago County. The Firm’s innocent client was released the same day. (2020).

State v. Anonymous, After Client refused a deal from the State, our Firm got felony charges of Aiding and Abetting Aggravated Assault and Robbery dismissed by Order of the Olmsted County Court for lack of probable cause. State had sought aggravating factors under Blakely because the victim was shot in a car containing multiple people, but not by our client. Case dismissed. (2020).

State of Minnesota v. Anonymous, Felony strangulation charges dismissed before trial in Hennepin County. (2018)

State of Minnesota v. Anonymous, All evidence suppressed for illegal search on charges of felon in possession of three firearms, case dismissed. (2017)

State of Minnesota v. Anonymous, Felony assault on officer charges dismissed due to lying officers before trial. (2016)

State of Minnesota v. Anonymous, Client acquitted at trial of all charges related to DWI car accident case.  (2016)

State of Minnesota v. Anonymous, Achieved dismissal of third degree criminal sexual conduct/rape charges on the eve of trial. (2016)

State of Wisconsin v. Anonymous, Secured dismissal of felony bigamy spite sex charge. (2016)

State of Minnesota v. Anonymous, Dismissal of all domestic assault charges  against client. (2016)

State of Minnesota v. Anonymous, Ineligible person in possession of firearm and obstruction of legal process charges dismissed for constitutional violations. (2015)

State of Minnesota v. Anonymous, First Degree Narcotic/Drug Possession and Distribution charges dismissed for illegal and unconstitutional search and seizure (2015)

State of Minnesota v. Anonymous, All obstruction of legal process and assault on an officer charges dismissed against client. (2014)

State of Minnesota v. Anonymous, All drug charges dismissed against client. (2014)

State of Minnesota v. Anonymous, Client acquitted on all charges in felony drunk driving jury trial. (2013).

State of Minnesota v. Anonymous, dismissal of felon in possession of firearm charges for constitutional violations. (2012).

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Mr. Irlbeck handles all criminal matters, including but not limited to:

  • First Degree Drug Crimes/Violations of Controlled Substance Law

  • Second Degree Drug Crimes/Violations of Controlled Substance Law

  • Third Degree Drug Crimes/Violations of Controlled Substance Law

  • Fifth Degree Drug Crimes/Violations of Controlled Substance Law

  • Cocaine Charges

  • Heroin Charges

  • Fentanyl Charges

  • First Degree Murder

  • Second Degree Murder

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  • Wrongful Death

  • Criminal Conspiracy

  • RICO Charges

  • Grand Jury Subpoenas and Target Letters

  • Wire Fraud and Mail Fraud

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  • Machine Guns, “Switches” and Auto Sears Charges

  • Operating a Stash House

  • Possession with Intent to Distribute

  • Distribution of Narcotics

  • Conspiracy Charges

  • Drug/Narcotic Distribution and Possession

  • Drug Crimes

  • Gun Crimes

  • All Criminal Trials

  • Driving Under the Influence

  • Criminal Investigations

  • Federal Investigations

  • All Criminal Sexual Conduct, Rape, Prostitution, and other Sex Crimes

  • Possession, and Distribution of Illegal/Underage Pornography

  • All Firearms Related Offenses including Felon in Possession

  • Violent Crimes such as Assault and Domestic Assault

  • Criminal Vehicular Homicide/Operation

  • Felony and Misdemeanor Driving/Operating While Intoxicated offenses

  • Simple and Aggravated/Armed Robbery

  • Drug manufacturing, including Methamphetamine Laboratories

  • Credit Card Fraud and Identity Theft

  • Theft and Embezzlement

  • Murder, Manslaughter, and other Homicide Charges

  • Federal Drug Crimes and Controlled Substance Offenses

  • Crimes against a person

  • False Allegations

  • Wrongful Convictions

  • Crimes for Benefit of a Gang

  • Drive-by Shootings

  • Damage to Property, Vandalism and Graffiti

  • Theft by Swindle, Fraud, and Tax Evasion

  • Self-Defense

  • Entrapment Defenses

  • Necessity and Justification Defenses

  • Consent Defenses/Fight Club

  • Obstruction of Legal Process

  • Fleeing Police in a Motor Vehicle

  • Fleeing Police on Foot, Bicycle, Scooter, or Skateboard