Orange, CA
Criminal defense Lawyer at Orange, CA
Practice Areas: Criminal Defense, DUI & DWI
OUTCOME: Writ of habeas corpus granted. Judge reversed client's conviction on the gang charges and reduced his prison sentence
Client was arrested and later convicted of being a gang member and committing the crime of attempted murder for the benefit of the gang. Filed a writ of habeas corpus challenging client's conviction a ... nd that the jury was wrongfully instructed regarding client being a gang member.
OUTCOME: Felony Charges For Transportation of Meth Reduced to Misdemeanor Charges Due to Prop 47 Legislation.
My client was charged with sales and transportation of methamphetamine. He has a long list of prior convictions for drugs and has been sent to prison in the past. Due to his prior convictions, he was ... on five years mandatory supervision when he was arrested on the new case. As such, he would have to do custody time on the new case and was looking at 5 years of additional time on his mandatory supervision case. Due to the recent prop 47 legislation, I was able to get his charge reduced to a misdemeanor and got the 5 years of mandatory supervision terminated. He was only required to serve 1 year of jail for his new case and his violation of mandatory supervision case.
OUTCOME: Case of Grand Theft Settled as Misdemeanor Grand Theft with No Jail Time & No Court Fines.
My client was charged with felony grand theft back in 2004. She had a warrant for her arrest for the last 10 years. I settled her case for a misdemeanor grand theft, no jail time and no court fines.
OUTCOME: Client Avoids 4 Year Prison Sentence For Felony Hit & Run With Death.
Orange County Court - My client was charged with felony hit and run with death. She was looking at 4 years in state prison. I was able to get her 1 year in county jail, and she will only need to do 6 ... months of custody time. She will not be going to prison, and she’s still eligible for an expungement and a reduction to a misdemeanor once she’s done with probation.
OUTCOME: Reduced Sentence (From 1 Year to 90 Days) For Client Facing Second Indecent Exposure Charge.
San Diego County Court - My client was charged with misdemeanor indecent exposure. He was currently on probation for a similar charge. I was able to get him only 90 days in jail and have the probation ... violation run concurrent when he was facing 1 year in county jail.
OUTCOME: Reduced Jail Sentence From 1 Year to 60 Days For Client Facing Child Annoyance/Molestation Charges.
Orange County Court - Charged with 2 counts of child annoyance/molestation (PC 647.6). There were two victims, so he was facing 2 years in county: 1 year for each count. I was able to get him only 60 ... days of county jail.
OUTCOME: Drug Case Dismissed, No Jail Time & No Drug Diversion Classes For Client.
Client was charged with possession of a controlled substance (California Health and Safety Code 11377). I convinced the DA to dismiss the entire case. Client did not have to serve an jail time, did n ... ot have to pay a fine, and did not have to complete any drug diversion classes.
OUTCOME: No Jail Time & No Probation For California Teacher.
Client was a teacher in California and was charged with 3 misdemeanor counts: child abuse (PC 273a), battery (PC 242) and assault (PC 240). She was looking at doing a 1 year in county jail, completing ... a child abuse, being placed on 3 years of probation, and paying fines and fees. I resolved the case and client plead guilty to disturbing the peace (PC 415). Child abuse, battery and assault charges were dismissed, she did not have to spend any time in jail, and she was not placed on probation.
OUTCOME: No Jail Time, No HIV Testing, No Sex Classes & No Informal Probation For Client.
Client was charged with misdemeanor indecent exposure in California (PC 314). He was facing 1 year in county jail, HIV testing, sex classes, registering as a sex offender under PC 290, and being placed ... on 3 years of formal supervised probation. I was able to resolve the case for no jail time, no HIV testing, no classes, and only informal probation. However, client was still required to registered under PC 290.
OUTCOME: No Jail Time & No Felony Strike For Client.
Charged with felony residential burglary (California Penal Code 459), which is a strike felony offense and punishable by 6 years in state prison. I was able to get the DA to drop the charge and have m ... y client plea to grand theft with no jail time.
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