Santa Rosa, CA
Criminal defense Lawyer at Santa Rosa, CA
Practice Areas: Criminal Defense, DUI & DWI, Personal Injury
OUTCOME: Client eventually pled guilty to MISDEMEANOR battery.
Accusatory pleading against client included a charge of a violation of Penal Code Section 245(a)(1) (assault with a deadly weapon) with the added allegation of great bodily injury. A serious felony ca ... se.
OUTCOME: Case was settled for a fine and an infraction violation. (The equivalent of a traffic ticket)
Client was charged with a misdemeanor violation of CCR 2612.1(a) (selling turtles under 4 inches). Surprisingly, the State of California takes these cases very seriously. I was able to settle the cas ... e for a fine.
OUTCOME: Case dismissed by the prosecution on the eve of trial.
Client was charged with two violations of Vehicle Code Section 10851(a) (vehicle theft) and Penal Code Section 496d(a) (Receiving Stolen Propety).
OUTCOME: The case was successfully "dismissed." (expunged)
My client had been convicted of a violation of penal code section 245(a)(1), assault with a deadly weapon when represented by another attorney who is now a judge. He came to me to have his case expung ... ed via penal code section 1203.4.
OUTCOME: Case dismissed.
My client - a nice young woman - struck the back of a man's car while driving. She pulled over, was yelled at aggressively by him while his German shepherd barked at her. She decided to leave the sc ... ene, fearing for her safety. The DA brought hit and run charges.
OUTCOME: Client eventually pled to a "wet and reckless" (VC 23153)
My client was pulled over and tested a .11 BAC. The Alameda District Attorney filed DUI charges. (VC 23152)
OUTCOME: Client pled guilty to a speeding ticket and the misdemeanor charge was dropped.
Client - a member of a motorcycle club - was targeted by police and falsely accused of a misdemeanor violation of Vehicle Code Section 23103(a) (reckless driving).
OUTCOME: Client pled to a single count of violating vehicle code section 23103.5, commonly known as a "wet and reckless."
Client was arrested for DUI with a blood alcohol content of .11/.12. He was also arrested for reckless driving.
OUTCOME: Dismissed on motion of the prosecutor on the eve of the violation hearing.
Client was accused of a probation violation for possessing a weapon - to wit, a weighted "self defense" pen, or kubatan.
OUTCOME: Case dismissed.
My client faced one of the worst false accusations in criminal law: child molestation. A young, (under 18) misguided woman, accused my client of misdemeanor molestation (California Penal Code Section ... 647.6(a)(1)) and unlawful touching of an intimate part of a minor. (California Penal Code Section 243.4(e)(1))
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