In People v. R.R., the client was charged with setting up his long-time friend to be robbed, kidnapped and potentially killed.
When it came to trial, Mr. Nobles proved that the only evidence linking his client to the case was the testimony of the 'victim' who was an admitted long-time drug dealer with two prior felony convictions and another pending felony at the time of trial. Mr. Nobles systematically broke apart the victim's story and showed the jury he was lying.
After several hours of deliberation, the jury found the client NOT GUILTY of ALL COUNTS.