2025 Case Outcomes
CASE: State of Florida vs. J.L.
DATE: 11/2025
OUTCOME:
Client was arrested for an enhanced DUI due to a crash. The State was
originally seeking enhanced DUI penalties, but with mitigation and persuasion, the State ultimately agreed to amend the charge to Reckless Driving and we were able to resolve the case without our client having to come to court with a Plea in Absentia.
CASE: State of Florida vs. C.R.
DATE: 11/2025
OUTCOME:
Second DUI/BUI arrest reduced to a civil infraction.
CASE: State of Florida vs. W.M.
DATE: 11/2025
OUTCOME:
Client was originally arrested for domestic battery. While that case was
open, he was arrested for domestic battery again against the same person. While the second case was open, he was arrested for felony aggravated assault against the same person yet again. After a short time in jail due to his bond being revoked for the new charges, the first case got dismissed and the second two cases resolved with probation.
CASE: State of Florida vs. C.R.
DATE: 11/2025
OUTCOME:
Client was arrested for a DUI and blew a 0.191, which is an enhanced DUI requiring the installation of an ignition interlock device. Despite the high blow and the client having an extensive criminal history, we were able to convince the State to agree to non-enhanced DUI with no ignition interlock requirement.
CASE: State of Florida vs. B.L.
DATE: 10/2025
OUTCOME:
State vs. B.L: Client was arrested for a fourth DUI with an enhanced breath test. Client’s case resolved with no jail time and a period of probation, with treatment.
CASE: State of Florida vs. R.R.
DATE: 10/2025
OUTCOME:
Client was arrested for an enhanced DUI due to his breath alcohol test.
The State originally did not agree to a reduction of the charges, but with mitigation and persistence, the State ultimately agreed to amend the charge to a Reckless Driving and we were able to resolve the case without our client having to come to court with a Plea in Absentia.
CASE: State of Florida vs. C.T.
DATE: 10/2025
OUTCOME:
Client was arrested for felony Child Abuse and felony Tampering with a Witness. With good communication with the State and work facilitated from our office on the front end, the State ultimately agreed to dismiss all charges, and the client is in the process of expunging the arrest off of their record.
CASE: State of Florida vs. R.L.
DATE: 10/2025
OUTCOME:
Client was arrested for felony Fleeing and Eluding. The incident was
captured on the body camera footage by the police and the client had previously been arrested for fleeing in the past. The State originally wanted 120 days in jail, and we were able to get the State and the Judge to agree to house arrest and probation. The client was able to stay free and keep his business running.
CASE: State of Florida vs. J.P.
DATE: 09/2025
OUTCOME:
State vs. J.P: Client was charged with Sexual Battery, Guilty of MM battery at trial and granted new trial on the ground of prosecution misconduct
CASE: State of Florida vs. M.E.
DATE: 09/2025
OUTCOME:
State vs. M.E: Client was arrested for three felony counts of Possession of Controlled Substance and misdemeanor Possession of Marijuana. We were able to point out to the State that two of the substances was not consistent with the presumptive lab test, and the State dismissed that charge. The client was still scoring a mandatory two years in
prison and a mandatory license suspension if convicted of the charges. With treatment and mitigation presented, we were able to get the State to agree to amend the felony to a misdemeanor, and receive no conviction on the marijuana charge, and a term of probation. The client was able to keep their driver’s license and their freedom.
CASE: State of Florida vs. J.S.
DATE: 09/2025
OUTCOME:
Client was arrested and charged with Leaving the Scene involving Injury. The State originally did not agree to Pre-Trial Diversion and the client would not be able to get this arrest off their record. With substantial work showing the issues in proving the case, the State ultimately agreed to Pre-Trial Diversion, with the only requirement being that the client was to complete an online driving school. The case will ultimately be dismissed and the client will be able to expunge the case off of their record.
CASE: State of Florida vs. J.H.
DATE: 09/2025
OUTCOME:
Client was arrested for felony Unlawful Use of a Laser Device after
allegedly pointing a laser device at a helicopter operated by a police agency. After lots of persuasion and persistence, the State agreed to amend the felony charge to a misdemeanor, with no conviction, and a very short term of probation.
CASE: State of Florida vs. A.S.
DATE: 08/2025
OUTCOME:
Client was charged with VOP Manslaughter, probation reinstated
CASE: State of Florida vs. A.D.
DATE: 08/2025
OUTCOME:
Client was arrested for felony Exploitation of the Eldering. The State
originally wanted a jail sentence and a felony conviction and was not agreeable to Pre-Trial Intervention. With lots of mitigation and work on the case, we were able to get the State to agree to no jail and Pre-Trial Intervention, where the client will be able to have their case dismissed and expunged off of their record.
CASE: State of Florida vs. K.G.
DATE: 08/2025
OUTCOME:
Client was charged with five counts of first-degree felony sexual battery along with over twenty other second degree felonies. The client was facing life in prison, but we were able to convince the State to reduce all of the sexual battery charges to felony battery and is only serving a five-year sentence.
CASE: State of Florida vs. J.G.
DATE: 08/2025
OUTCOME:
Client was arrested for his second DUI and resisting an officer without
violence. A co-defendant and passenger brandished a firearm, and empty bottles of alcohol were found in the vehicle. The client received probation after the State initially wanted 60 days in jail.
CASE: State of Florida vs. V.R.
DATE: 08/2025
OUTCOME:
Client was charged with Felony use of a firearm and Batt LEO, Received withhold and probation
CASE: State of Florida vs. R.B.
DATE: 07/2025
OUTCOME:
Client was arrested for an enhanced DUI due to a child being in the
vehicle at the time of the arrest. Our office was able to get the State to reduce the charge to Reckless Driving, with no jail, and probation.
CASE: State of Florida vs. U.K.
DATE: 07/2025
OUTCOME:
Client had a warrant for a second Violation of Probation for an enhanced DUI. We were able to file a motion in front of the Judge to prevent the client from being taken into custody on the warrant, and the client was able to resolve the Violation with no jail time when the State was originally seeking 45 days in jail.
CASE: State of Florida vs. B.W.
DATE: 07/2025
OUTCOME:
Client was arrested for a DUI (this was the client’s second DUI arrest, but our office handled his first case and he received a Reckless Driving, so it was treated as a first-time DUI) and a Refusal to Submit to Testing. The State was seeking 10 days jail on the Refusal charge. With lots of work and mitigation presented, the State agreed to no jail time on the Refusal charge, and the Judge accepted the resolution of probation.
CASE: State of Florida vs. G.G.
DATE: 06/2025
OUTCOME:
Client was charged with 3rd Video Voyerism, Received probation
CASE: State of Florida vs. J.S.
DATE: 06/2025
OUTCOME:
Client was charged with Felony LSA, reduced to MM LSA
CASE: State of Florida vs. D.D.
DATE: 06/2025
OUTCOME:
Client was charged with 6th Felony DUI, Received probation and no jail
CASE: State of Florida vs. A.A.
DATE: 06/2025
OUTCOME:
Client was arrested for stalking. The client was evaluated for competency
and we were able to get the State to agree to the finding, with no further evaluations. The case was dismissed quickly and the client is able to expunge the arrest off of their
record.
CASE: State of Florida vs. S.J.
DATE: 06/2025
OUTCOME:
Client was arrested and charged with Aggravated Battery with a Deadly
Weapon, scoring three years of mandatory prison time. Our office was able to convince the State to depart from the sentencing guidelines and agree to a term of house arrest and probation, with no incarceration.
CASE: State of Florida vs. K.N.
DATE: 05/2025
OUTCOME:
Client was charged with Firearm during aggravated assault, Received
probation and no jail or felony conviction
CASE: State of Florida vs. R.T.
DATE: 05/2025
OUTCOME:
Client was charged with Client was charged with Battery, reduced to
disorderly conduct and a fine
CASE: State of Florida vs. M.K.
DATE: 05/2025
OUTCOME:
Client was arrested for strong arm robbery but it was reduced to a
misdemeanor battery and, through Pre-Trial Intervention, the case was dismissed and is on its way to being expunged from the record.
CASE: State of Florida vs. F.L.
DATE: 04/2025
OUTCOME:
Client was charged with Policeman charged with 8 felony counts, high
profile trial, acquitted of all counts
CASE: State of Florida vs. M.Z.
DATE: 04/2025
OUTCOME:
Client was arrested for DUI, and rearrested for two DUIs while out
on pre-trial release. The State ultimately dismissed one DUI and the client was able to resolve all of his cases with no additional jail time. The State was originally seeking 180 days in the Pinellas County Jail.
CASE: State of Florida vs. M.H.
DATE: 03/2025
OUTCOME:
Client was charged with Human Trafficking, 2 years prison
CASE: State of Florida vs. C.W.
DATE: 03/2025
OUTCOME:
Client was charged with Possession of a firearm during commission of
Felony and DUI, reduced to reckless driving and probation. No felony conviction
CASE: State of Florida vs. J.T.
DATE: 03/2025
OUTCOME:
Felony child abuse case resulted in Pre-Trial Diversion, where the case is set to be dismissed and expunged off of client’s record.
CASE: State of Florida vs. A.L.
DATE: 03/2025
OUTCOME:
Client was on bond for a misdemeanor Domestic Battery and was set to have his case dismissed. Prior to the dismissal, the client was re-arrested for a felony Domestic Battery by Strangulation. We were able to prevent the State from filing a motion to revoke the client’s bond and still dismiss his misdemeanor charge. We were also able to get the State to agree to Pre-Trial Intervention (PTI) on the Domestic Battery by Strangulation, which will
CASE: State of Florida vs. R.B.
DATE: 03/2025
OUTCOME:
Client was arrested for a DUI involving suspected narcotics. With
persistence and mitigation, the State ultimately agreed to amend the charge to Reckless Driving, with no probation, no conviction, and just a fine. The client is in the process of sealing this arrest off their record.
CASE: State of Florida vs. R.B.
DATE: 03/2025
OUTCOME:
Client was arrested for a DUI involving suspected narcotics. With
persistence and mitigation, the State ultimately agreed to amend the charge to Reckless Driving, with no probation, no conviction, and just a fine. The client is in the process of sealing this arrest off their record.
CASE: State of Florida vs. K.G.
DATE: 02/2025
OUTCOME:
Client was charged with 3 sexual battery charges, cases reduced to
felony battery
CASE: State of Florida vs. N.N.
DATE: 02/2025
OUTCOME:
Client was charged with Federal conspiracy for trafficking, Received
substantial variance
CASE: State of Florida vs. B.M.
DATE: 02/2025
OUTCOME:
Client was charged with Armed trafficking, Reduced to Possession and received probation
CASE: State of Florida vs. A.O.
DATE: 02/2025
OUTCOME:
Client was charged with domestic battery, case dismissed
CASE: State of Florida vs. J.A.
DATE: 02/2025
OUTCOME:
Sexual contact with a minor, received probation
CASE: State of Florida vs. A.K.
DATE: 01/2025
OUTCOME:
Client was charged with 5th DUI, Received probation
CASE: State of Florida vs. R.N.
DATE: 01/2025
OUTCOME:
Client was charged with 2nd DUI within 3 years blew 2x above legal limit, Received probation and no jail
CASE: State of Florida vs. C.N.
DATE: 01/2025
OUTCOME:
Client was originally arrested for Lewd & Lascivious Molestation of a Child under 16. Case resolved for a reduced charge of Felony Battery and no conviction, with a short period of probation the morning of trial.
CASE: State of Florida vs. D.J.
DATE: 01/2025
OUTCOME:
If convicted, the client would have to register as a Sex Offender, would
become a convicted felon, and faced prison time. With lots of time and work from our office, the State ultimately agreed to amend the charge to Child Abuse, with a withhold of adjudication (no felony conviction), and probation. This allowed the client to get their job back, prevent a felony conviction, prevent Sex Offender registration, and kept our client free.