Our client was charged with GRAND THEFT (Penal Code 487) a FELONY in the Los Angeles Superior Court. Result: DISMISSAL
April 2007
In the Pasadena Superior Court, client charged with Domestic Violence (Penal Code 273.5) FELONY. Additionally, he was taken into custody on a WARRANT for arrest for a probation violation on failure to complete alcohol school in a DUI case 11 years prior. RESULT: No Jail Time for probation violation. No Jail Time for Domestic Violence reduced to Simple Battery.
April 2007
Charge of violation of 12500 of the Vehicle Code (unlicensed driver). Set for trial in Alhambra Superior Court. RESULT: Dismissed
April 2007
Defendant/Respondent hired our offices to defend her on a Civil Harassment permanent order trial in Riverside County Superior Court.
RESULT: Harassment Order Denied.
Client charged with 2nd DUI (driving under the influence) a MISDEMEANOR, a refusal to take chemical tests, in East Los Angeles Superior Court with potential jail time of 1 year in jail, $1,000 fine and 2 years license suspension from DMV. RESULT: Dismissed
July 2007
Client charged with 3rd time DUI with a blood alcohol of .20 & .19 on the Preliminary Alcohol Screening test, he refused to take a Chemical Test at the station of the Huntington Park Police Department. He was detained by the Maywood Police Department for Hit and Run. Was charged by the District Attorney's Office for Hit and Run. He was potentially looking at 1 1/2 years in jail as explained by the judge. Jury Trial was 6 days in the Los Angeles Superior Court Metropolitan Division. RESULT: NOT GUILTY ON ALL COUNTS
September 2007
Petty Theft Charge. If convicted client would loose a lucrative employment at a prestigious management office.
Result: Case Dismissed.
September 2007
CLIENT WAS ORDERED TO APPEAR AT THE LOS ANGELES AIRPORT COURT FOR A SCHEDULED PROBATION VIOLATION HEARING AND PENDING WARRANT FOR HIS ARREST. RESULT: WARRANT RECALLED. PROBATION NOT REVOKED AND NO JAIL TIME.
October 2007
In Torrance Superior Court, client, a driver of commercial vehicles, was charged with DUI with a breathalyzer result of .09 & .089, a first offense. If convicted, he would have had his commercial license suspended for one year and his wife and children would have been financially ruined since he was the only source of income. We had the DA’s office agree to reduce charges to a reckless driving conviction, namely 23103.5 of the Vehicle Code. License not suspended, he can continue driving large trucks interstate and continue to earn a living.
