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A copy of each win can be verified with the respective county clerk's office, and is also available on file with our office. |
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08-CF-7083 |
| Facts: |
Client was charged with Felony Armed Burglary, False Imprisonment with a firearm, and Felony Criminal Mischief. Client was facing up to 25 years in prison for these charges. |
| Defense: |
Our firm made several calls to the State Attorney’s Office and pointed out inconsistencies and false statements made by the alleged victim’s claims. We also went before the Judge to get the bond reduced for our client; the judge reduced the bond by $42,500. |
| Result: |
State dropped all felony charges. |
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CT-3429-SCY |
| Facts: |
Client was charged with attaching a tag not assigned, driving on suspended license, and expired registration. |
| Defense: |
We researched the case law on the tag charge and we were able to convince the State Attorney to drop the charges. |
| Result: |
State dropped all charges, Judge dismissed civil infractions. |
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CT-4648-EZI |
| Facts: |
Our client was involved in a traffic accident. The police charged him with attaching tag not assigned, fail to stop on red, and careless driving. |
| Defense: |
We were able to present case law to the prosecutor explaining that they did not have enough evidence to go forward on the charges. |
| Result: |
The State dismissed the criminal charge, and we were able to get the Judge to dismiss the red light and careless driving charges. |
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CT-8039-FZY |
| Facts: |
Client was charged with Driving While License Suspended on a permanent revocation for DUIs which could have been upgraded to a felony case. |
| Defense: |
We analyzed the stop and determined that the officer did not have probable cause to conduct a stop. Because of this, we were able to convince the State Attorney not to upgrade the charge and were able to get it reduced further. |
| Result: |
The State reduced the charge from DWLS to No Valid Driver License, Judge dismissed civil infractions. |
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CT-7936-SLB |
| Facts: |
Our client was stopped for speeding 30 miles per hour over the limit and charged with driving on a suspended license. The license was suspended for a DUI and obtaining a license by fraud. |
| Defense: |
During negotiations with the State Attorney, we were able to convince them to not give our client any jail or probation. |
| Result: |
We were able to convince the Judge to only give our client court costs on the case and no jail or probation. The Judge accepted this and also dismissed the speeding ticket. |
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| Case#: |
07-593554 |
| Facts: |
Client was not charged with any offense, but was arrested and had his guns taken away by the police because of a disturbance. The Tampa Police Department would not release the guns to anyone without a court order. |
| Result: |
Within 3 days, we were able to write up and file a motion to order TPD to return the property. Within those three days we were also able to have the judge sign a court order to return the guns to our client. He had his property back within 1 week. |
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CT-7937-FMO |
| Facts: |
Client was charged with Driving While License Suspended. He knew his license was suspended so he bough a scooter to ride instead. The police still pulled him over and charged him with DWLS. |
| Defense: |
We were able to research case law that showed that he did not have to have a driver’s license to be riding the moped. |
| Result: |
The State dismissed the case. |
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CT-6003-FAT |
| Facts: |
Our Client was charged with a Drivers License Restriction Violation for not wearing his glasses and Improper U-Turn. This is a criminal charge that required him to attend court. |
| Defense: |
We were able to convince the State Attorney to drop the charge because the officer did not have probable cause to stop our client. |
| Result: |
The State dismissed the case. |
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CT-9984-XCF |
| Facts: |
The Defendant was seen by witnesses staggering while he walked towards his car. Defendant entered his vehicle and began to drive, when he was stopped by a police officer. Defendant admitted to drinking almost a quart of Budweiser beer approximately one hour prior and also admitted to the officer that he should not have been driving. The Defendant performed poorly on field sobriety exercises and was arrested for DUI. The officer also found an opened plastic bottle of vodka in Defendant’s vehicle. The Defendant supplied a breath sample and the results were .222 and .226. |
| Defense: |
We filed a motion to suppress and motion to dismiss the DUI stating that the officer did not have probable cause to stop/arrest the Defendant for DUI. |
| Result: |
The Judge granted our motion and dismissed the DUI. |
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