Criminal defense Lawyer
Practice Areas: Criminal Defense
OUTCOME: Thirty days from date of detention, my client pled to the remaining non-strike felony charge. He was sentenced to 180 days of work release, which after 1/2 time credits will be a mere 90 days!
My client was facing five felony counts, including kidnapping, robbery, and ADW (gun). All but one count was considered a violent or serious felony for sentencing purposes.
OUTCOME: Reduced to misdemeanor "wet reckless" with Helmandollar action, so the client suffered no loss of driving privilege. This was critical, as my client was a Class A license holder and wouldn't have been able to work for one year.
Client charged with felony DUI to to injury allegation. Client allegedly had a high BAC and several witnesses to car leaving the road. We argued alleged injury was non-existent and witness statements ... were incomplete.
OUTCOME: After two court appearances, my client pled to misdemeanor domestic battery, received NO JAIL TIME OR WORK RELEASE, and paid a total fine of $235. He also agreed to three years informal probation and to complete domestic battery class.
Client intentionally struck partner's car with his own while she was in it. The D.A. charged my client with PC 245(a)(1) and PC 594 (vandalism). My client was initially offered an 18 month jail term ... in spite of the fact that no injuries were sustained and damage was less than $500.
OUTCOME: Court ruled the stop unconstitutional and thus all the evidence from the stop inadmissible. The D.A. had no choice but to dismiss the case entirely!
Client stopped and found to have a BAC of 0.16. After a careful interview of the client and a review of video showing the circumstances leading to the stop a motion to suppress was filed by my office ... .
OUTCOME: The alcohol-related charges were dropped and instead my client pled guilty to two infractions. Total fines, penalties, and assessments amounted to less than $450. No school required and no probation,
My client was stopped in San Bernardino County and charged with VC 23152(a)(b).
OUTCOME: After successful negotiation with the Peole, my client was released with minimum probation term. And zero time insid.
Client facing possession of switchblade in auto.
OUTCOME: The charges were reduced to a simple misdemeanor and my client walked away with base fine and les than five dys of work releas.
Client's BAC above 0.08% at time of accident. Injuries reported and Client facing felony charges. After successful pretrial negotiation.
OUTCOME: Negotiated settlement to a "wet reckless," with a subsequent Helmandollar action. Driving privileges fully restored!
0.11 Blood test on a traffic stop. Field sobriety tests marginal.
OUTCOME: After successfully challenging the 3 hour presumption at the pre-trial level, my client chose to settle for a Helmandollar action, thus recovering his full driving privilege, with out any restrictions, classes, or proof of insurance.
Client stopped along freeway shoulder with car trouble. After investigation, my client arrested and charged with DUI. Officer never ascertained the time my client was last operating his motor vehicle ... .
OUTCOME: The case was settled with my client receiving NO jail time, only 180 days of house arrest or work release. Additionally, victim restitution to the county settled on a payment plan of $70 per MONTH!
Client struck a bicyclist causing several breaks and permanent damage, while driving his vehicle in excess of 0.08%. Victim required surgery and hospital stay, leaden got hospital bills in excess of $ ... 78K.
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