Tyler M. 25M-04632, he was found NOT guilty by a jury of all charges and all lesser included Offenses
This is a trial that Addison won where the client was saved from having to register as a sex offender

The below story of Tyler being found NOT guilty of all charges is told with his permission,
he wants the world to know that the allegations against him were false allegations.
Tyler was serving a sentence at the San Luis Obispo County Jail. He was housed in an eight man pod, also referred to as a tank, that at the time had five men in it. Tyler testified that in early June the tank boss, the inmate that was in charge of the tank, was released to attend a funeral. When he returned he smuggled in a large amount of methamphetamine and fentanyl. Tyler found himself in a difficult situation because he had been clean and sober since December and knew that if he didn't use drugs with the other men in the tank that he would be suspected of being a snitch. Over the next few days the other men became more and more suspicious of him. The tank boss demanded that he give up the password to his tablet so they could see if he was communicating with law enforcement on it. Even though they didn't find anything on his tablet, they weren't satisfied and continued to suspect him because he wasn't getting high with them.
The tension grew and grew in the tank until Tyler felt that he had no choice but to ask the correctional deputies (C.D.s) to "roll him up," which means to move him out of the tank and re-house him. The C.D.s weren't taking any action to move him, then late on June 14, 2025 during "pill call," a time when the inmates can leave their pods and go to the C.D.'s station to get their meds, Tyler went to the C.D.'s station and told them that he needed to get out of the pod immediately and told them why. However, one of the other men from his pod was in earshot and heard what he said to the C.D.s. Tyler told the C.D.s that it wouldn't be safe even for him to go back to the pod to roll up his property there. By the time the C.D.s got to the pod the tank boss had heard that Tyler had spilled the beans about the drug use in the pod. The men left in the pod had to flush their drugs and come up with a plan to counter what Tyler had told the C.D.s.
That plan was to levy false accusations and make a Prison Rape Elimination Act, or PREA, complaint. If they could distract the C.D.s with a PREA complaint, perhaps they wouldn't focus on the drug use in the tank. However, they didn't have enough time to really think their accusations through to make sure that they made sense. Letzer Salguero Paiz accused Tyler of grabbing his penis when he was in the shower, but the story told didn't make any sense. He said that Tyler grabbed his penis while he, Tyler, was sitting on the toilet. Mr. Salguero Paiz didn't count on the Steele & Voss team getting a court order to photograph and measure the tank, which proved that there was absolutely no way that someone sitting on the toilet could reach someone in the shower. Mr. Salguero Paiz, then changed his story from he was in the shower to he was getting out of the shower reaching for a towel. However he didn't realize that with the new story he was still too far away for a person on the toilet to reach him. Finally, he changed his story again to say that Tyler wasn't on the toilet, but had been on the toilet and had stood up and walked toward him. When asked on cross-examination about the third story, he couldn't answer if Tyler was clothed hanging out on the toilet or bottomless as if using the toilet.
Mr. Salguero Paiz spun an additional story that Tyler was constantly exposing himself in the tank. When he was asked on cross-examination about Tyler's pubic grooming, which he would clearly be able to answer if Tyler was bottomless in front of the other men in the tank, Mr. Salguero Paiz said he couldn't answer the question. Another man that was in the tank, Robert Forsman, said that Tyler had gone into the shower and grabbed his buttocks. However again, the details were not well thought out. He said that Tyler was clothed when he went into the shower and grabbed him, but couldn't say whether or not Tyler's clothes got soaked in the very small jail shower. Both men admitted that allowing that allowing another person in jail to sexually batter them without immediately beating that person up would cause them to have a, "bitch jacket," which is a reputation in the jail, which would follow them to prison and back onto the streets, for being a coward, and that having a "bitch jacket" is very dangerous. Neither man could explain why they did not take action in order to not have a "bitch jacket."
The jury came back with NOT guilty verdicts for both counts of sexual battery and for both lesser included offenses of simple battery. Had Tyler been convicted of either sexual battery he would have had to register as a sex offender for at least ten years.