State of Florida vs. C.P. – One count of Discharging Firearm from Vehicle and Battery. Client avoids felony conviction by having firearm charge reduced to Misdemeanor Improper Exhibition of Firearm
State of Florida vs. N.T. – Client charged with Domestic Battery against the mother of child. Successfully argues Motion to Dismiss based on “Stand your Ground” self-defense law. Case Dismissed
State of Florida vs. K.S. – One count of DUI w/ Property Damage. Charge reduced to Reckless Driving, which avoids client having DUI on his criminal record
State of Florida vs. F.C. – Trafficking in Contraband Legend Drugs, Medicaid Fraud, Organized Fraud, Money Laundering. Office of Attorney General dismisses all charges before Jury Trial
State of Florida vs. G.G. – Driving Under the Influence – Not Guilty at Jury Trial
State of Florida vs. M.B. – Aggravated Battery on a Pregnant Victim – Case Dismissed
State of Florida vs. S.J. – Burglary Dwelling and Grand Theft – Felony charges reduced to Misdemeanor Criminal Mischief and Misdemeanor Petit Theft, with no jail time.
State of Florida vs. S.C. – Aggravated Assault with Deadly Weapon – Case Dismissed
State of Florida vs. J.R. – Driving Under the Influence – Not Guilty at Jury Trial
State of Florida vs. O.G. – Aggravated Battery with Deadly Weapon. Charge reduced to Misdemeanor Battery with no formal conviction on client’s criminal record
State of Florida vs. J.S. – Unlawful Sexual Activity with Minor, Felony Battery. Case Dismissed
State of Florida vs. B.M. – Aggravated Assault w/ Deadly Weapon, Felony Battery (Domestic Strangulation), Battery. Felony charges reduced to Misdemeanors. Client takes plea deal to three misdemeanor battery offenses with no jail time and no formal conviction on his criminal record.
State of Florida vs. K.C. – Aggravated Assault w/ Deadly Weapon, Battery. Client found guilty of lesser charge of Misdemeanor Assault, and Not Guilty of Battery at Jury Trial. Client avoids felony conviction on his criminal record.
State of Florida vs. L.R. – Driving Under the Influence – Not Guilty at Jury Trial
State of Florida vs. J.E. – One count of Armed Sexual Battery and Three counts of Robbery with a Firearm. Not Guilty of all charges at Trial.
State of Florida vs. F.U. – Aggravated Battery w/ Deadly Weapon. Charged reduced to Misdemeanor Battery. No jail time, no formal conviction on client’s criminal record.
State of Florida vs. K.M. – Resisting Arrest With Violence. Charged reduces to Misdemeanor Resisting Arrest Without Violence. No jail time, no formal conviction on client’s record.
State of Florida vs. Z.S. – Misdemeanor Criminal Mischief. Not Guilty at Jury Trial
State of Florida vs. W.C. – Sexual Battery. Case Dismissed
State of Florida vs. C.R. – Battery on a Law Enforcement Officer, Leaving Scene of Accident, Driving While License Suspended or Revoked. Case Dismissed
State of Florida vs. L.H. – Domestic Battery. Case Dismissed
State of Florida vs. B.L. – Domestic Battery. Case Dismissed
State of Florida vs. W.R. – Driving Under the Influence. Case Dismissed after Judge enters Judgment of Acquittal at the conclusion of State’s case at Jury Trial
State of Florida vs. D.G. – Home Invasion Robbery. Case Dismissed
State of Florida vs. C.P. – Six counts of Aggravated Assault with Firearm. At jury trial, the Office of the State Attorney dismisses two counts, the Judge grants a Judgment of Acquittal at the conclusion of State’s case, and Jury funds client Not Guilty of remaining two counts.
State of Florida vs. P.C. – Driving Under the Influence. Not Guilty at Jury Trial
State of Florida vs. W.N. – Aggravated Battery w/ Deadly Weapon. Charged reduced to Misdemeanor Battery. Client avoids felony conviction and doesn’t serve any time in jail.
State of Florida vs. A.W. – Two counts of Aggravated Assault w/ Firearm. Not Guilty at Jury Trial.
State of Florida vs. J.D. – Aggravated Battery w/ Deadly Weapon. Charge reduced to Misdemeanor Battery.
State of Florida vs. R.M. – Driving Under the Influence. Judge grants Motion to Suppress Evidence based on lack of reasonable suspicion to justify traffic stop. Case Dismissed
State of Florida vs. C.M. – Driving Under the Influence. Charge reduced to Misdemeanor Reckless Driving.
