Client was charged with Penal Code Section 273.5; Infliction of Corporal Injury on a Specified Person. Client was facing a year in custody but after taking over representation on their behalf our firm was able to have the case dismissed.
Client was charged with Penal Code Section 273 (A) (a); § 273a. Willful harm or injury to child; endangering person or health; punishment. Client was facing a year in custody and possibly losing custody of their child. Our firm was able to have the case dismissed after highlighting the mitigating circumstances surrounding the conduct in…
Client was charged with Health and Safety Code 11377(a); Possession of a Controlled Substance and Health and Safety Code 11364(a) Possession of Drug Paraphernalia. Case Dismissed.
Client was charged with; Penal Code 243(a): Battery, Penal Code 243(e): Battery of a Spouse Penal Code 422: Terrorist Threats After significant investigation and negotiations, it was clear that these charges were not provable and the result of an exaggerated witness statement, all charges dismissed.
Client was charged with Penal Code 647(H); Prowling. Case Dismissed.
Client was charged Penal Code 148(a)(1); Willfully Resisting, Delaying or Obstructing a peace officer. Case Dismissed.
Client was charged with Health and Safety Code 11377(a); Possession of a Controlled Substance and Health and Safety Code 11364(a) Possession of Drug Paraphernalia. Case Dismissed.
Client was charged with two counts of Penal Code 459/460; Burglary and one count of Penal Code Violation 496; Possession of Stolen Property, all three counts were charged as felonies. All three counts dismissed.
Client was charged with Penal Code Section 273.5; Infliction of Corporal Injury on a Specified Person. Client was facing a year in custody but after taking over representation on their behalf our firm was able to have the case dismissed.
Client was charged with Penal Code Section 273 (A) (a);§ 273a. Willful harm or injury to child; endangering person or health; punishment. Client was facing a year in custody and possibly losing custody of their child. Our firm was able to have the case dismissed after highlighting the mitigating circumstances surrounding the conduct in question.