Jury Acquits Man of Murder & Assault Charges

"It was a clear case of self-defense. The jury had no other option but to acquit my client"

Attorney Dan Ross, KC Star 2008

Man Exonerated of Two Rapes by DNA

"This case shows something experts have known for years - eye witnesses can be unreliable"

Attorney Dan Ross, S.E. Missouri.com 2008

JACKSON LEADS ALL COUNTIES IN PROB. FOR 2ND-DEGREE MURDER

"Defense lawyers win probation for their clients by relentlessly tearing into the state’s evidence" said Attorney Dan Ross

KANSAS CITY STAR, 2014

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Trial for two Kansas City brothers accused of murdering Olathe rapper postponed

BY ROBERT A. CRONKLETON bcronkleton@kcstar.com

The jury trial for two Kansas City brothers accused of killing an Olathe man last September at an Overland Park bar was postponed Tuesday morning.

Johnson County District Judge Thomas Kelly Ryan sent the pool of prospective jurors home, saying the trial would be held at a later date.

Dale M. Willis, 33, and James A. Willis, 28, are charged in Johnson County District Court with first-degree murder….

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