Phoenix, AZ
DUI and DWI Lawyer at Phoenix, AZ
Practice Areas: DUI & DWI, Criminal Defense
OUTCOME: Dismissal
Phoenix Municipal Court/Phoenix Veteran’s Court: PS was alleged to have committed Assault on a former girlfriend. PS’ case was not eligible for diversion. Ms. Castillo secured a transfer to Veteran’s C ... ourt, and after completion of the program, PS’ case was dismissed.
OUTCOME: Reckless Driving Plea
Downtown Justice Court. August, 2016. RA was alleged to have committed a first time regular DUI, after driving home from Spring Training in March of 2016 and being found with a BAC of .098. Mr. Cronin ... secured a Reckless Driving plea offer upon written request, based on the ASU Police Department's insufficient investigation and lack of impairment evidence.
OUTCOME: Prevention from filing
Phoenix Municipal Court: ES was alleged to have committed Shoplifting, after a day at the mall with her friends. If found guilty, ES would have been required to have a criminal charge on her record, an ... d she would have been prevented from applying to colleges (as she was doing at the time) and from securing a good job in the future. Prior to the arraignment, Mr. Cronin was able to secure a diversion plea offer. Meaning, ES had to complete a Shoplifting Class and the State would dismiss her case prior to her arraignment. This prevented ES from having a Shoplifting charge on her record, and prevented the shoplifting charge from showing up as ever being filed.
OUTCOME: Dismissal
Phoenix Municipal Court, July, 2016. CR was alleged to have committed an Open Container Violation, after driving home from the Super Bowl. After negotiation, Mr. Cronin secured a Diversion plea offer, ... which meant that after completion of a Cognitive Skills Class, CR’s case was dismissed.
OUTCOME: Dismissal
Glendale Municipal Court. July, 2016. LM was alleged to have committed Assault, after being involved in an altercation with a former disgruntled boyfriend. If found guilty, LM could have faced jail tim ... e, completed domestic violence classes, and pay fines. LM also faced losing her job in the medical field. LM maintained her innocence throughout the pretrial litigation of her case. At trial, Mr. Cronin argued a lack of evidence and corroborating evidence. LM was found not guilty after trial.
OUTCOME: Dismissal
Downtown Justice Court: KR was alleged to have driven on a restricted license, due to a failure to install an ignition interlock. KR maintained her innocence throughout the pretrial litigation of her c ... ase. Mr. Cronin secured a dismissal for this case.
OUTCOME: Dismissal
Peoria Municipal Court. February, 2016. MM was alleged to have committed two counts of Assault, after police were called to his house for suspicion of alleged domestic violence. If found guilty, MM wou ... ld have been required to serve jail time, complete classes, and pay a fine. MM maintained his innocence throughout the pretrial litigation of his case. Mr. Cronin proceeded to trial with MM's case and both counts of Assault were dismissed.
OUTCOME: Dismissal
Phoenix Municipal Court: SY was alleged to have committed Disorderly Conduct, after being involved in an altercation at the airport. If found guilty, SY would have been required to pay a fine and would ... have had a criminal conviction on his clean record. Mr. Cronin secured a Diversion plea offer, which meant that after completion of a class, SY’s case was dismissed.
OUTCOME: Dismissal
Phoenix Municipal Court. November 2015. RF was alleged to have committed Shoplifting, after being apprehended outside of a Safeway. Upon written request to the State for a better plea offer, Mr. Cronin ... secured a diversion plea offer, which means RF's case was dismissed after he completed shoplifting classes. This prevented RF from having Shoplifting on his record, and he was able to keep his job.
OUTCOME: Dismissal
Mesa Municipal Court. October 20, 2015. BC was alleged to have committed Shoplifting after being apprehended at a Walmart with her children. Mr. Cronin argued that, due to the negligence of the Loss Pr ... evention Officer and the fact that no crime was visually witnessed, it was difficult if not impossible to prove BC's guilt. Upon written request to the State for a better plea offer, Mr. Cronin secured a Diversion plea offer, which means BC's case was dismissed after she completed a shoplifting class.
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