No Billed by Grand Jury - 2 counts of Aggravated Assault Deadly Weapon
Sep 18, 2015OUTCOME: Cases No-Billed
We were hired by a lawyer on the East Coast to represent a young family member who faced 2 to 20 years after being charged with two counts of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon. Following a disput ... e, he had cornered two individuals with a knife, holding one at knife point. We received the call just moments after the client's arrest and learned our client was being held with no bond. We immediately went to a magistrate to have bonds set and had the client released within hours. Following a careful investigation of the scene and conversations with witnesses, we developed a plan for the case which, after many months, went before a Grand Jury. We presented a packet to the Grand Jury asking for a "No-Bill" urging that the nature of conduct and circumstances did not merit felony punishment. Not only did they No-Bill the cases after reviewing our letter, they even declined to ask that the cases be filed as misdemeanors.
