Defense lawyer Ken Padowitz said Albisu was awakened by his wife and stepson complaining that the wedding guests were refusing to leave and were getting violent. Padowitz argued that Albisu was entitled to arm himself under the Second Amendment, and legally allowed to threaten deadly force when he was surrounded and outnumbered by the irate guests who, according to court documents, believed they were being cheated out of the final half hour of their party. By Rafael Olmeda | [...]

Saint Lucie Courthouse: Former Det. and Investigator Richie Allen, Client Jo and Attorney Ken Padowitz After firing two previous lawyers who led her to believe she would be going to prison, she hired Criminal Defense Trial Lawyer Kenneth Padowitz P.A.. Ken along with Josh Padowitz worked up the case, looking under every rock. Having run a Doctors office for over ten years as the office manager, Jo found herself charged with stealing over $100,000. from the office. Jo was innocent. [...]

Padowitz, who likes to use technology in court and in 1992, as a prosecutor, introduced the first computer animation into evidence in a Florida court, told Local 10: "It became one of the first case laws in the United States upholding the use of computer animation in a criminal case. Since that time, we have evolved to this point where our abilities far exceed what we did in 1992. By Sean O'Driscoll Senior Crime and Courts Reporter Published Jan 03, 2025 [...]

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Criminal Defense Trial Attorney Ken Padowitz blazes Courtroom Trial precedent with Courtroom Animation in 1992 and Virtual Reality with son Josh Padowitz in 2024 New technology could transform the way our legal system works ... because a judge in Florida put on a virtual reality headset to get a better sense of a defendant's testimony. Attorney Ken Padowitz is using VR to defend his client in a criminal case, and he joined us on "TMZ Live" to explain how [...]

This innovative approach was the brainchild of Fort Lauderdale attorneys Kenneth and Joshua Padowitz, who petitioned the court to allow Oculus Quest 2 headsets to assist the fact finder in understanding a crime scene reconstructionist’s opinion. December 19, 2024 By Lisa Willis A Broward County judge broke new ground this week during a stand-your-ground hearing on Tuesday and Wednesday, by allowing the defendant to use Oculus Quest 2 headsets to present, in virtual reality, a visualization of [...]

Padowitz is accustomed to breaking ground on the use of computer animation in court. As a prosecutor in 1992, he was credited with the first use of two-dimensional computer animation to illustrate an expert witness’ testimony. Judge Andrew Siegel watches a virtual reality presentation on Thursday at the Broward County Courthouse in Fort Lauderdale during a hearing on the admissibility of a virtual reality depiction in a stand-your-ground case. (Joe Cavaretta/South Florida Sun Sentinel) By Rafael Olmeda [...]

Historic use of VR in courtroom could set legal precedent Padowitz believes it’s the first time VR has been admitted to evidence in a Florida — or any American — courtroom. “It may be the first time in the United States that virtual reality was admitted into a criminal hearing,” he said. Padowitz was also responsible for another Florida first back in 1992 as a homicide prosecutor: He introduced the first computer animation into evidence. “It became one of the [...]

“The case should never have been brought,” said defense lawyer Kenneth Padowitz, who represented Johnson. By RAFAEL OLMEDA South Florida Sun Sentinel  November 7, 2024 at 5:43 PM EST A Broward judge dismissed a second-degree murder charge Thursday against an Orlando woman accused of shooting and killing her boyfriend in North Lauderdale in 2017. Satoya Johnson, 36, was arrested in March 2018 and served a brief time in jail before being released on a $60,000 bond, but the [...]

Broward Circuit Judge Edward Merrigan granted a defense request to step aside from the case after he told attorneys on both sides he could not schedule a “stand-your-ground” hearing until late spring at the earliest, a delay defendant Miguel Rodriguez Albisu and his lawyer, Kenneth Padowitz, found unacceptable. By RAFAEL OLMEDA | South Florida Sun Sentinel UPDATED: October 8, 2024 at 5:52 a.m. A Broward judge has decided to step aside from the case of a Southwest Ranches wedding venue owner [...]