Attorney E.J. Hubbs's Legal Cases

Immigration

Immigration Appeal to AAO

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OUTCOME: Appeal Granted

Client and her husband adopted an orphan in Taiwan whose mother was serving life in prison and whose father was unknown. Client wanted to return to the United States to be closer to her biological chil ... dren who were attending college. She filed an application for citizenship for her adopted son. She found the process very frustrating and spent about a year attempting to get the correct documentation to the USCIS officer handling her case. Ultimately, the application was denied. At this time, Client hired Hubbs Law. E.J. Worked quickly and filed an appeal within 30 days of the decision. E.J. supplemented Client’s original application with almost 300 pages of supporting documents to prove her son’s case. In May of 2016, the Administrative Appeals Office overturned the USCIS officers decision and now Client’s son will have his opportunity to obtain citizenship.

Criminal defense

Grand Theft ($300-$5000)

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OUTCOME: Reduced to Petit Theft ($100-$300)

Client was going to be charged with Grand Theft ($300-$5000), a third degree felony. Client hired E.J. after being questioned by a detective. Prior to formal charges, E.J. was able to talk to the prose ... cutor making the filing decision and obtain a copy of the detective’s interview with his client. Despite E.J.’s client confessing to a felony on a recorded interview, E.J. was able to negotiate the charges down to a misdemeanor charge with a withhold of adjudication. In addition, E.J. was able to negotiate a surrender of his client to the court so that he would not be arrested. Client received probation and did not spend one day in jail.

Immigration

Immigration Bond Hearing

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OUTCOME: $5,000 Bond

Client was placed in removal proceedings after receiving an NTA for inadmissibility. After hiring Hubbs Law, E.J. was able to get his client a $5,000 bond after arguing his lack of prior criminal recor ... d, relationship to United States citizen children, and ties to his community.

Criminal defense

Petit Theft

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OUTCOME: Nolle Prossed

Client was charged with Petit Theft after allegedly taking property from a department store. Client was concerned with the charges effecting her eligibility to enter the military. After reviewing the S ... tate’s discovery, E.J. advised his client to set the case for trial. On the day of trial, the State was not prepared to proceed and the case was dismissed. Client was very happy that she could still apply to serve in the military.

Criminal defense

Petit Theft

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OUTCOME: Nolle Prossed

Client was charged with her second petit theft. Client was very concerned about both her criminal and immigration issues. After reviewing the State’s discovery, E.J. advised his client to set the case ... for trial. On the day of trial, the State was not prepared to proceed and the case was dismissed. In addition, E.J.’s client did not experience any immigration issues as a result of the arrest.

Criminal defense

Resisting Arrest Without Violence

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OUTCOME: Nolle Prossed

Client was arrested for Resisting Arrest Without Violence and faced up to a year in jail. After reviewing the State’s discovery in the case, E.J. advised his client that the State had a weak case. E.J. ... advised his client that his best option was to go to trial. E.J. spent months preparing the case. He went to the scene of the crime, took pictures, discovered that a video of the incident had been destroyed, and obtained records of an internal affairs investigation into the officer’s conduct. E.J. also spent an entire day taking his star witness to the scene of the crime and preparing her testimony. On the day of trial, the State dismissed the charges after realizing the weaknesses in their case.

Criminal defense

DUI

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OUTCOME: Reduced to Reckless Driving

Client was charged with his 1st DUI and hired Hubbs Law. E.J. reviewed the police reports, interviewed his client, and went to the location of the traffic stop to observe where his client performed fie ... ld sobriety exercises. After conducting his investigation, E.J. and his client began to prepare a defense as the case was set for trial. Prior to trial, the State offered to allow the client to enter into a diversion program where the charges will eventually be dismissed. Client decided to accept the State’s offer rather than risk going to trial. Ultimately, after successfully completing the diversion program, the charge was reduced to Reckless Driving.

Criminal defense

DUI (2nd Within 5 Years)

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OUTCOME: Reduced to Reckless Driving

Client was arrested for his second DUI within 5 years and faced up to 364 days in jail with a minimum mandatory 10 days in jail. The initial offer from the State was 120 days in jail. E.J. advised his ... client to refuse the offer and proceeded to work the case. E.J. spoke to his client, reviewed the police reports, and went to the scene of the crime to take pictures. Then, E.J. filed three motions including two motions to suppress evidence. On the day of trial, after reviewing E.J.’s motions, the State agreed to reduce the DUI to reckless driving with NO JAIL TIME!

Criminal defense

DUI (2nd Outside of 5 Years)

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OUTCOME: Nolle Prossed

Client was arrested for his 2nd DUI outside of 5 years after allegedly being involved in a DUI traffic accident and blowing a .173. E.J. agreed to handle both the client’s criminal case and DMV license ... suspension case as well. E.J. prepared the case for trial and, on the day of trial, E.J. discovered that the State had a witness identification problem because they did not have anyone that could testify that his client was driving a vehicle. E.J. used this information to force the State to dismiss the charges on this case despite the high blow

Criminal defense

Possession of Cannabis over 20 Grams

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OUTCOME: Nolle Prossed

Client had previously pled guilty to Possession of Cannabis over 20 grams. He received 18 months probation. After realizing that the conviction would cause him immigration problems, he hired Hubbs Law. ... E.J. was able to successfully withdraw the prior plea of guilty and enter his client into a pretrial diversion program. After client successfully completed the pretrial diversion program, E.J. got both his criminal and immigration case dismissed. His client was able to keep his criminal record clean and keep his green card.

E.J. Hubbs's Legal Cases (67)

Immigration Appeal to AAO

Grand Theft ($300-$5000)

Immigration Bond Hearing

Petit Theft

Petit Theft

Resisting Arrest Without Violence

DUI

DUI (2nd Within 5 Years)

DUI (2nd Outside of 5 Years)

Possession of Cannabis over 20 Grams