Tampa, FL
Federal crime Lawyer at Tampa, FL
Practice Areas: Federal Crime, Criminal Defense ... +2 more
OUTCOME: Federal probation ended early
Client was convicted of trafficking in contraband cigarettes and given 60 mos probation, represented by another firm. We were able to get his probation terminated 22 mos early.
OUTCOME: 29 counts reduced to 4 with no felony conviction
My client was stopped on a motorcycle for improper tag. The tag was reported stolen, he had no Motorcycle endorsement and was arrested. Inside his backpack was cocaine, marijuana, molly and a loaded f ... irearm. He was arrested on 29 counts, including armed trafficking in cocaine and MDMA, possession with intent to distribute, etc. After very contentious litigation with the SAO including withdrawal of the plea before sentencing, motion to disqualify the judge and filing a motion to suppress the evidence, the client accepted a plea deal to a withhold of adjudication on 4 third degree felony counts, 24 months probation, 50 community service hours and court costs. He can petition the court for an early termination at 12 months. He also got his motorcycle back.
OUTCOME: Sentence reduced from 15 years to 12 mos
Client was involved in a pill mill case. He had a prior federal drug conviction. After extraordinary substantial assistance, his sentence went from 15 years to 12 months.
OUTCOME: 63 months reduced to time served on Rule 35
My client was originally sentenced to 63 mos BOP f/b 48 mos Supervised Release for about 10 grams of meth. She continued to assist the govt and helped lead agents to seize over 140 POUNDS of meth. He ... r sentence was then reduced to time served at a Rule 35 hearing. She served about 19 months total.
OUTCOME: 30 days on Viol of Supervised Release and Terminate Supervision 18 months early
My client was transferred from NH to FL for supervised release after a sentence of 51 months in federal prison. He violated with a dirty urine. His original lawyer never brought to the court's attenti ... on that he was struck by a delivery truck when he was two and suffered a fractured skull, LOC, migraine headaches and seizures. He struggled all through school and dropped out because he could not mentally do the work. His original sentencing judge was never made aware of these facts. He was sentenced to far too much time at such a young age. He did not benefit from the crack retro change in the law. He might be one Floridian who could legitimately get medical marijuana if it passes because it is the only thing that lessens his migraines.
OUTCOME: 19 mos below bottom of drug guideline
My client was a 2nd tier cocaine distributor from San Andres Island, Colombia who was responsible for distribution of cocaine via boat to Honduras. The cocaine was ultimately destined, in part, to the ... U.S. His federal guideline was 235 to 292 months. I was successful in getting 216 months without a government request for a sentence reduction just based on 3553(a) factors.
OUTCOME: Minimum permissible sentence - 1 year probation
My client was an internet entrepreneur who duplicated previously paid for U.S. Postage to send his product. Ultimately, he received 1 year probation, no fine, $100 special assessment, Restitution and ... money judgment which was capped at the time of my coming into the case. He saved thousands of dollars in restitution and a forfeiture money judgment. His advisory guideline was 8-14 months. He never saw the inside of a jail cell and never will. We likely will get him off probation in 6 months.
OUTCOME: Felony dismissed
My client had both a FL DL and an ID card in separate names, however, she did not obtain them with criminal intent. The state finally relented and dismissed the case when I provided documents that ref ... uted the allegations in the police investigation about her background.
OUTCOME: 2 days time served and court costs on DSP case
Client was accused of helping a co-defendant pawn items recently stolen. State agrees to time served (2 days) and court costs. No probation.
OUTCOME: straight federal probation
A young mother of 3 avoids prison time in a federal steroids conspiracy case.
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