Attorney Noel Reese Bagwell III's Legal Cases

Criminal defense

Possession with Intent to Resell More than 0.5 grams of Cocaine - Class B Felony

Jan 11, 2013

OUTCOME: Plea Bargain: Reduced Charge, Sentence; Probation; Minimum Fine

My client was charged with Class B Felony Possession with Intent to Resell More than 0.5 grams of Cocaine (TCA § 39-17-417(c)), which carries a maximum sentence of 12 years imprisonment in the state pe ... nitentiary (TCA § 40-35-112) and a maximum fine of $100,000.00 (TCA § 39-17-417(c)(1)). Through negotiations with the District Attorney, I was able to secure a plea bargain agreement under which my client received a $2,000.00 fine (the statutory minimum) and three years of probation. Additionally, because my client was attempting to secure employment with a contractor in the Middle East, the Court permitted my client's probation to be unsupervised during the verifiable period of any contract for employment with an overseas contractor, allowing my client to pursue his legitimate career opportunities unimpeded by his probation. In exchange, my client plead guilty to the reduced charge of Possession with Intent to Resell Less than 0.5 grams of Cocaine, a Class B Felony.

Business

Contract Drafting

Jan 04, 2013

OUTCOME: Contract Drafted, Client Satisfied

I drafted a business consulting contract for a client for use in their consulting business. The client provided feedback indicating that the contract was adequate for their needs.

Criminal defense

Theft of Property

Dec 12, 2012

OUTCOME: Dismissed

Client was charged with theft of property. Before the case came to trial, however, it was discovered that my client was deceased. The case was, therefore, dismissed.

DUI and DWI

DUI (3rd Offense)

Dec 07, 2012

OUTCOME: Plea Bargain: Reduced Charge, Reduced Sentence; Minimum Fine; Rehab; 2-for-1 Credit for jail time served in county workhouse

My client was charged with DUI 3rd Offense (though this was, in fact, his 4th DUI, but his first DUI had been plead down to Reckless Driving). I was able to establish a plea bargain agreement with the ... district attorney, and my client plead guilty to DUI (2nd Offense). My client was able to serve 29 days of his sentence in a free in-patient rehabilitation facility, and received 2-for-1 credit on the balance of his 45-day sentence, which was served in the Montgomery County workhouse. My client also received the statutory minimum fine and lost his driver's license for 2 years, but will be eligible for a restricted driver's license after only 1 year.

Criminal defense

Criminal Impersonation

Dec 07, 2012

OUTCOME: Nolle Prosequi

My client was charged with criminal impersonation (TCA § 39-16-301). Through negotiations with the district attorney, the district attorney agreed to request the court approve a judgment of Nolle Prose ... qui.

Criminal defense

Theft of Property (Under $500)

Dec 05, 2012

OUTCOME: 11 mo., 29 days Probation

My client was charged with theft of property from Wal-Mart, to-wit ... "merchandise valued at $387.17" ... in violation of TCA § 39-14-103. Through negotiations with the District Attorney, I was able t ... o secure a plea bargain agreement for my client whereby she was granted 11 mo., 29 days of probation, which may convert to unsupervised probation if my client pays all court costs, fees, etc. within 6 months.

Criminal defense

Theft of Property

Dec 05, 2012

OUTCOME: Dismissed / Charges Dropped

My client, who is on Community Supervision for life the violation of which is a Class E Felony that carries a minimum sentence of 2 years in state prison, was charged with theft of a motorcycle. Throug ... h negotiations with the district attorney, the district attorney was persuaded to drop the charges against my client. Because the charges were dropped and the case dismissed, there was no violation of my client's Community Supervision, and he was convicted of no offenses in this case, his probation was not violated and he was required to serve no jail time.

Criminal defense

Aggravated Burglary & Arson

Nov 30, 2012

OUTCOME: Dismissed

My client, a juvenile, was charged with Aggravated Burglary & Arson. I was able to have the charges against my client dismissed.

Criminal defense

Forgery - Class C Felony

Oct 29, 2012

OUTCOME: Dismissed

My client was charged with Forgery, a Class C Felony, in Lewis County Circuit Court. I was able to have all charges against my client dismissed.

Domestic violence

Domestic Assault

Oct 08, 2012

OUTCOME: Nolle Prosequi

My client was charged with Domestic Assault (TCA § 39-13-111). According to the Affidavit of Complaint, "Victim advised affiant that he and suspect were involved in a verbal argument over the way the v ... ictim was driving. The argument turned physical when the defendant hit the victim in the face with a shoe. Defendant was not at the scene. Warrant taken out for domestic violence with simple assault." The shoe was a lady's flat-soled shoe, not a shoe with a heel. Through negotiations with the district attorney's office, the district attorney was persuaded to enter a request for the court to enter a judgment of Nolle Prosequi.

Noel Reese Bagwell III's Legal Cases (17)

Possession with Intent to Resell More than 0.5 grams of Cocaine - Class B Felony

Contract Drafting

Theft of Property

DUI (3rd Offense)

Criminal Impersonation

Theft of Property (Under $500)

Theft of Property

Aggravated Burglary & Arson

Forgery - Class C Felony

Domestic Assault