DWI Fully Dismissed
N/AOUTCOME: Full Dismissed
Attorney Foley was able to convince the Prosecution to dismiss their case due to lack of probable cause.
Minneapolis, MN
Criminal defense Lawyer at Minneapolis, MN
Practice Areas: Criminal Defense, DUI & DWI, Speeding & Traffic Ticket
OUTCOME: Full Dismissed
Attorney Foley was able to convince the Prosecution to dismiss their case due to lack of probable cause.
OUTCOME: No Prison Sentence Executed
Client was charged with his second felony DWI and was facing a presumptive commitment to prison of 54 months. After drafting, filing and arguing a Motion for Downward Dispositional Departure, client wa ... s sentenced to the 60 days of jail he had already served and put on probation.
OUTCOME: Stay of Adjudication
Client was charged with the gross misdemeanor offense of Violation of a B-Card. Attorney Foley was able to stay adjudication for a period of one year. That means that as long as client successfully com ... pletes probation, they will never be convicted fo this offense.
OUTCOME: Diversion Program Without Conviction
Client was charged with felony 5TH Degree Possession of a Controlled Substance. Attorney Foley was able to get client into the diversion program. Provided that client satisfies all of the requirements ... during a one-year period, client will never be convicted of this offense.
OUTCOME: Diversion Program Without Conviction
Client was charged with felony 5TH Degree Possession of a Controlled Substance. Attorney Foley was able to get client into the diversion program. Provided that client satisfies all of the requirements ... during a one-year period, client will never be convicted of this offense.
OUTCOME: No Executed Prison Sentence
Client was facing a presumptive 85 months in prison for the charges of Felony 1ST Degree Sale of Methamphetamine and Felony Receiving Stolen Property. Attorney Foley drafted, filed and argued a Motion ... for Downward Dispositional Departure at sentencing. An expert witness was called to testify on behalf of the Defendant. The presiding Judge ordered that client not be committed to the Commissioner of Corrections (prison) and serve only a minimal county jail sentence and be placed on probation.