Myrtle Beach, SC
Criminal defense Lawyer at Myrtle Beach, SC
Practice Areas: Criminal Defense, Domestic Violence ... +3 more
OUTCOME: Not Guilty
C.B. was charged with solicitation of a minor and lewd act on a minor. The solicitation charge was dismissed the first day of trial, and a Georgetown County jury found C.B. not guilty of lewd act afte ... r four days of trial.
OUTCOME: Dismissed
J.D. was charged with armed robbery and financial transaction card fraud in Horry County. All charges were dismissed before trial and he was released from jail.
OUTCOME: Dismissed
S.J. was charged with assault and battery 2nd degree in Horry County. Although the prosecutor threatened to indict S.J. for the greater charge of assault and battery of a high and aggravated nature, S ... .J. did not plead guilty and his case was ultimately dismissed before trial.
OUTCOME: Dismissed
T.P. was charged with driving under the influence (DUI) 2nd offense and driving under suspension (DUS) in Chester County, although when she was arrested her vehicle was parked in a lot and she was not ... driving. Nearly four years after her arrest, the Court granted her motion to dismiss based on violation of her right to a speedy trial.
OUTCOME: Dismissed
D.B. was charged with Attempted Murder in Horry County. The attempted murder charge was dismissed and D.B. pled guilty to misdemeanor breach of peace.
OUTCOME: Dismissed
M.R. was charged with trafficking cocaine and trafficking marijuana in Horry County because she lived in a house where drugs were stored and sold. Because of her nationality, she was held without bond ... for almost two years until her case was dismissed on the first day of trial.
OUTCOME: Dismissed
S.H. was charged with breach of trust with fraudulent intent in Horry County, after being accused of embezzling approximately $90,000 from his employer. After 2 and 1/2 years S.H.'s case was dismissed ... before trial.
OUTCOME: Not Guilty
R.M. was found not guilty of minor in possession of alcohol by a North Myrtle Beach jury.
OUTCOME: Not Guilty
M.C. was found not guilty of fighting by a North Myrtle Beach jury.
OUTCOME: Dismissed during trial
D.D. was prosecuted for simple possession of marijuana in Horry County. At trial, the prosecuting officer forgot his chemist and learned about the hearsay rule the hard way.
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