You Can Fight This.

Why Krishna

Persistent. Prepared.
Ready to Go to Trial.
Effective negotiations are hard-won. Krishna approaches each case with a strong, trial-ready posture that helps position clients for the best possible outcome.
01

Attacks the Case Before Trial

Krishna's first move is to find where the government went wrong — unconstitutional searches, Miranda violations, Brady failures. When evidence gets thrown out, cases collapse.

02

Prepared to Stand Up for You

Those who have seen him work describe Krishna as relentless, focused, and impossible to shake. That reputation is built on preparation and it shows every time a case goes to trial.

03

Fights Beyond the Verdict

The case doesn’t always end at trial. Krishna helps clients decide what comes next and takes meaningful steps toward post-conviction relief when appropriate.

04

Born From the Trenches

Krishna started with pro bono clients who had nothing. Winning against overwhelming odds with no support system forged the instincts he brings to every case today.

05

Honest About Your Options

Not every case should go to trial. Krishna evaluates each case honestly and tells you exactly what the evidence looks like, not what you want to hear, but what you need to know.

06

Licensed Across Four Courts

Nevada State Bar. U.S. District Court of Nevada. Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals. Colorado State Bar. Wherever your case goes, Krishna has the credentials to follow it.

Areas of Practice

Krishna defends clients at every point in the criminal process, from the moment of arrest through trial, sentencing, and beyond.

Criminal Defense

When the government charges you with a crime, the full weight of the state is aimed at one outcome: a conviction. Krishna matches that intensity with relentless pre-trial preparation, aggressive constitutional litigation, and courtroom advocacy that the other side doesn’t forget.

  • Murder, manslaughter, and violent felonies
  • Assault, battery, and domestic violence
  • Drug possession, distribution, and trafficking
  • DUI – first offense through felony DUI
  • Robbery, burglary, and theft offenses
  • Weapons charges and firearm offenses
  • White collar crimes including fraud and embezzlement
  • Federal criminal charges in the U.S. District Court
  • Sex offenses and registration-related matters
  • Probation and parole violations

Protection Orders

A protection order can upend your life overnight. You can be removed from your home, cut off from your children, and stripped of your right to possess firearms before you have said a single word to a judge. Krishna represents clients on both sides of these proceedings.

  • Domestic violence protection orders (NRS Chapter 33)
  • Contesting temporary protection orders
  • Extended order hearings
  • False or tactically filed protection orders
  • Stalking and harassment protection orders
  • High-risk (red flag) orders under NRS 33.500
  • Obtaining protection orders for those in danger
  • Coordination with parallel criminal proceedings

Record Sealing

A conviction follows you long after the sentence ends. Background checks surface it for jobs, housing, and professional licenses every time. Nevada law gives most people the right to seal that record. A sealed record is treated as though it does not exist for most purposes. Krishna handles these petitions and gets them done right.

  • Misdemeanor and gross misdemeanor sealing
  • Felony record sealing, Categories B through E
  • Category A felony sealing, 10-year waiting period
  • Drug conviction sealing
  • Diversion and deferred sentencing cases
  • Arrest records without conviction
  • Petition preparation, filing, and hearing representation
  • Post-order follow-up across all relevant agencies

Notable Wins

Results That
Matter.

A selection of outcomes Krishna has achieved for clients across Northern Nevada.

All Counts Dismissed — Mid-Trial

Category A Kidnapping, Assault with a Deadly Weapon, Felon in Possession of a Firearm

Charges carrying potential life imprisonment dismissed before the jury ever deliberated. The case dismissed for prosecutorial misconduct.

Mistrial — Resolved as Misdemeanor

Assault with a Deadly Weapon

Jury hung on the felony charge. Rather than retry the case, the matter resolved as a misdemeanor — no felony record, no state prison.

Mistrial — Resolved as DUI Third

Subsequent Felony DUI

Jury hung on the felony DUI charge. Case resolved as a DUI third — avoiding a much lengthier prison sentence.

Not Guilty — Felony Count

Resisting with a Dangerous Weapon

Not guilty on the felony. Guilty on the misdemeanor only. The felony conviction, state prison, and its lifelong consequences were taken off the table.

Not Guilty

DUI

Full not guilty verdict following a bench trial. The judge, as finder of fact, found the prosecution had not met its burden.

Not Guilty

Domestic Battery and Destruction of Property

Not guilty on both counts following a full jury trial. A clean result across every charge the prosecution brought.

Results are specific to individual cases and do not guarantee similar outcomes in future matters. Case descriptions are generalized to protect client confidentiality.