Assault in the Fourth Degree-Domestic Violence
Feb 24, 2016OUTCOME: Case was dismissed
Client was charged with Assault in the Fourth Degree-Domestic Violence.
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OUTCOME: Case was dismissed
Client was charged with Assault in the Fourth Degree-Domestic Violence.
OUTCOME: Case was dismissed
Client was charged with Criminal Driving While License Was Suspended.
OUTCOME: Failure to Perform the Duties of a Driver was dismissed. Upon complying with the terms of the DUII Diversion program and the Reckless Set Over program, the DUII and Reckless Charges will also be dismiss. Client will still have no criminal history.
Client was charged with Driving While Under The Influence of Intoxicants, Hit & Run, and Reckless Driving.
OUTCOME: Administrative suspension of the client's driver's license was overturned, the stop of the client was declared unconstitutional, the evidence the trooper obtained from the unconstitutional stop was suppressed, and the case was dismissed.
Client was charged with Driving While Under The Influence.
OUTCOME: Assault in the Fourth Degree and Harassment charges were dismissed.
Client was charged with Assault in the Fourth Degree and Harassment.
OUTCOME: Case was dismissed.
Client was charged with Assault in the Fourth Degree-Domestic Violence.
OUTCOME: Administrative Suspension Overturned and Charge Reduced from DUI to Negligent Driving in 1st Degree
Client was charged with Driving While Under The Influence.
OUTCOME: Client took advantage of the prosecution's sentencing recommendation and pleaded guilty to one count of Disorderly Conduct non-DV. Second count of Assault 4 Deg-DV was dismissed.
Client was charged with two counts of Assault in the Fourth Degree-Domestic Violence.
OUTCOME: The charges of DUI and Driving while License Suspended or Revoked in the Third Degree were dismissed with prejudice
Client was charged with Driving While Under The Influence and Driving While License Was Suspended.
OUTCOME: Charge of Racing was amended to Negligent Driving in the Second Degree. At trial, client was found to not have committed the charge of Negligent Driving in the Second Degree
Client was charged with Racing.