Attorney Page Haswell Narins's Legal Cases

Criminal defense

State v. J.H.

Oct 18, 2011

OUTCOME: Adjudication of the felony conviction stayed. Heirloom spoon returned by the Sherriffâ€™s department. After client serves 34 days jail and follows requirements of probation the case will be completely DISMISSED.

Charges: 5th Degree Controlled Substance (Possession of 2 lbs. Marijuana) County: Le Sueur Unique Client Concerns: Felony conviction would result in loss of employment and a family heirloom ... gold spoon was seized by police during search. Case Details: Client received a shipment of marijuana which was stopped at the airport. Police orchestrated a controlled delivery. Once client signed for package, police executed a search warrant and found the 2 lb. package of marijuana opened by client. Police also seized a family heirloom large gold spoon (Value Aprox. $5,000). Client charged with felony drug possession and faced up to 5 years in prison and up to a $10,000 fine.

Criminal defense

State v. M.M.

Jul 19, 2011

OUTCOME: All Charges Dismissed

Charges: Arrested on suspicion of Felony 2nd Degree Assault with a Deadly Weapon County: Hennepin County Unique Client Concerns: Immigration Naturalization documents filed for citizenship ... and client works as an Occupational Therapist licensed through the State of Minnesota. If convicted, M.M. would not likely qualify for citizenship, could be deported, and would lose her Medical License and employment. Case Details: After reviewing the case and talking with Attorney Narins, the Hennepin County Attorney rejected charges of 2nd Degree Felony Assault. Client was charged with 5th Degree Domestic Assault. After several hearings, discussions with the prosecutor and exhibiting the determination to go to trial, the State realized they could not prove the case beyond a reasonable doubt.

Criminal defense

State v. A.P.

Jul 13, 2011

OUTCOME: Expungement GRANTED in Waseca County, Expungement GRANTED in Le Sueur County, Expungement GRANTED in Ramsey County.

Charges: Expungement â€“ Convictions: Theft, Underage Consumption (x2), And Vehicle Registration. County: Waseca, Le Sueur, Ramsey. (May-August 2011) Unique Client Concerns: Denial of milit ... ary clearance due to criminal convictions.

Criminal defense

State v. L.B.

Jun 14, 2011

OUTCOME: Assault Charges Dismissed, Trespass charge continued for 1 year â€“ upon completion of 1 year, the entire case will be dismissed. Client regained employment.

Charges: 5th Degree Domestic Assault County: Yellow Medicine Unique Client Concerns: Lost employment until case resolved â€“ if convicted, permanent loss of employment. Case Details: ... Clientâ€™s ex-girlfriend was angry with client for getting full custody of children. When client went to drop off childâ€™s medication, he heard the children crying. He pushed through the open front door to check on the children. Ex-girlfriend told him to leave and called the police. She lied to the police and said client hit her with the door.

Criminal defense

State v. B.Y.

May 18, 2011

OUTCOME: Expungement GRANTED - Records of Conviction Sealed

Charges: Expungement â€“ 5th Degree Domestic Assault conviction County: Scott County Unique Client Concerns: Client was denied employment and forced to take low-paying positions due to the co ... nviction. Case Details: Client was charged and convicted of 5th degree domestic assault in 2006. It was a one-time incident where an argument got out of control. He and his wife worked through their issues and currently have a happy, healthy relationship.

Criminal defense

State v. T.S.

May 05, 2011

OUTCOME: Case Dismissed after $100 fine paid.

Charges: Theft County: Hennepin Unique Client Concerns: Immigrant pursuing citizenship. Conviction is considered a Crime of Moral Turpitude and could disqualify client from becoming a citi ... zen. Case Details: Client stole merchandise from a store and was charged with Misdemeanor Theft.

DUI and DWI

State v. S.K.

Apr 08, 2011

OUTCOME: Dismiss DWI & Reinstate Driver's License

Client is a registered nurse who drives to in-home patient visits. If convicted for DWI / DUI, client would lose employment and driver's license. Facts of the case: Officers pulled over client for ... driving in the vicinity of local bars and for allegedly crossing the center line, which was covered in snow. Client failed field sobriety tests and took a urine test resulting in .12. After an Evidence Suppression hearing and lengthy written briefs, the judge agreed the police unlawfully pulled client over, suppressed all evidence.

Criminal defense

State v. J.B.

Mar 22, 2011

OUTCOME: All Assault Charges DISMISSED, Interference with 9-1-1 Call DISMISSED, Convicted of Disorderly Conduct, No Jail.

Charges: Interfere with 9-1-1 Call (Gross Misdemeanor), 2 Counts - 5th Degree Domestic Assault, Disorderly Conduct. County: Washington County Unique Client Concerns: Works for federal gover ... nment â€“ could lose job if convicted. Case Details: Client was intoxicated, belligerent, and in a fight with his brother. While defending himself he hit his brother causing physical injury. Client had significant risk the prosecutor would increase the Assault charge to a felony including significant jail time.

Page Haswell Narins's Legal Cases (8)

State v. J.H.

State v. M.M.

State v. A.P.

State v. L.B.

State v. B.Y.

State v. T.S.

State v. S.K.

State v. J.B.