Claremont, CA
Criminal defense Lawyer at Claremont, CA
Practice Areas: Criminal Defense, DUI & DWI ... +3 more
OUTCOME: Earned PC 1203.4 Dismissal in Client's Indecent Exposure Case
Client was convicted in the past of PC 314.1 (indecent exposure). Client hires us to file and argue a motion for PC 1203.4 dismissal in San Bernardino county. We challenge the prosecutor and Judge g ... rants our motion for dismissal.
OUTCOME: Client get NO license suspension, admits a dry reckless and case is ultimately dismissed.
Client pulled over with BAC of 0.08 in Pasadena. We challenge the DMV and win so client gets NO license suspension. In court, we convince prosecutor to lower to wet reckless, then lower again to dry ... reckless. From court, client gets NO license suspension, NO DUI on her record, NO ignition device, and a reduced fine.
OUTCOME: Dismissed / Set Aside
Client is accused of committing CA Driver's License Exam fraud on the DMV. Client's CA Driver's License was suspended because client was accused of cheating on his CA driver’s license exam. We co ... nvinced the DMV that there is insufficient evidence of this accusation and that DMV should abandoned the suspension. The DMV hearing officer agreed and ended the suspension. Client was allowed client to take the exam once again.
OUTCOME: Dismissal
D pulled over for DUI in La Verne and his BAC was measured to be 0.18. Mr. Sabado and Mr. Speights litigated and showed blood test was flawed and police tampered with evidence. In light of litigation ... that police tampered with evidence, police officer refused to come to court and case is dismissed.
OUTCOME: Felony Dismissed on Day of Preliminary Hearing
D accused of importing/selling a controlled substance. This is a felony that can result in a 4-year state prison sentence. At first, the prosecutor insisted that client plead guilty to a felony. Ins ... tead, Prof. Sabado and his team convinced the lead detective and then the prosecutor that the evidence will legally fail to prove that client ever intended to sell or distribute any controlled substance. Consequently, the prosecutor agreed to dismiss the felony and instead filed a misdemeanor. D admits the misdemeanor and is entitled to get his case dismissed in 18 months.
OUTCOME: Case Dismissed
Teenage client is accused of committing FELONY GRAND THEFT with adult friends when police supposedly caught them all "red handed" as they were loading their truck in the back of a large grocery store. ... Prof. Sabado demands all video evidence from police cars, grocery store, and shopping center. Prof. Sabado then questions the arresting officer in court and the officer admits he did not saw client doing anything but standing around. As a result, prosecutor dismisses case.
OUTCOME: Prosecutor Dismisses on First Day of Trial.
Client accused of felony domestic violence (PC 273.5) with GBI enhancement for allegedly striking significant other with a broom handle. Client was facing 5 years state prison and prosecutor offered 2 ... years state prison.
OUTCOME: DUI dismissed. Client gets wet reckless. No loss of driving privilege.
D accused of DUI after traffic collision. D was found in driver's seat after colliding with the curb and BAC measures 0.16. DA refuses to bargain. Client not willing to accept DUI because he is requ ... ired to drive for his job. Mr. Sabado sets matter for trial, subpoenas all necessary witnesses, and paints a picture for prosecutor showing how Mr. Sabado will win.
OUTCOME: Reduced to Misdemeanor - No Jail
Client arrested for felony evasion after car chase with police. D fearful of state prison sentence. Mr. Sabado convinces prosecutor to reduce case to misdemeanor reckless driving and Client does no j ... ail.
OUTCOME: Reduced to infraction and fine.
Client caught on video allegedly stealing a designer wallet. When search warrant served at Client's house, wallet and contents (including cash, IDs and credit cards) were found.