Case Results

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  • Dismissed Sale of Xanax and Hydrocodone

    Client indicted for selling Xanax and Hydrocodone and facing up to 60 years in prison. After our investigation, we determined that the prosecution did not occur within the necessary statute of limitations. Case Dismissed.

  • Pretrial Trafficking in Controlled Substances

    Client Accused of trafficking Cathinone (Khat) and facing 25 years to Life imprisonment. Through our review of discovery and investigation, we determined there was a significant issue with the traffic stop. Following a motion hearing on the traffic stop, the District Attorney’s Office agreed to let the Client enter the pretrial diversion program allowing the Client to avoid a felony conviction and jail time.

  • Pretrial Trafficking in Controlled Substances

    Client accused of trafficking Oxycodone and Hydrocodone and facing 25 years to Life imprisonment. Our client was not a typical “drug dealer,” but had become an opioid addict through the legal prescription of opioids following a serious injury. Following our investigation, we convinced the District Attorney’s Office to extend a plea offer of pretrial diversion program allowing the Client to avoid jail time and a felony conviction.

  • Dismissed and Expunged Prescription Forgery

    Doctor was accused of writing fraudulent prescriptions. He was facing the loss of his medical license and a significant amount of time in prison. We worked with local law enforcement, and the medical board to ensure that he obtained needed treatment while also avoiding a conviction of any sort. His case was dismissed following successful completion of a pretrial program, and the case has now been expunged.Doctor was accused of writing fraudulent prescriptions. He was facing the loss of his medical license and a significant amount of time in prison. We worked with local law enforcement, and the medical board to ensure that he obtained needed treatment while also avoiding a conviction of any sort. His case was dismissed following successful completion of a pretrial program, and the case has now been expunged.

  • Pretrial Felony Possession of Cocaine and Hydrocodone

    Client indicted for possessing cocaine and hydrocodone with a firearm. We helped him find inpatient treatment facility, and Prosecutor and law enforcement agreed to pretrial diversion program allowing the Client to avoid a felony conviction and jail time.

  • Dismissed Sexual Assault/Rape

    Teenage Boy accused of raping a female friend. Through aggressive investigation and interview of witnesses, we were able to convince law enforcement and the District Attorney’s Office that the alleged rape was a consensual act. Case Dismissed.

  • Pretrial - Dismissed Sale of Klonopin and Valium

    Client indicted for selling Klonopin and Valium and facing up to 60 years in prison. Our client was a first offender and was not a “drug dealer.” After our investigation and conversations with law enforcement, we convinced the prosecutor to agree to the offer the pretrial diversion program allowing our Client to avoid jail time and a felony conviction. His case was ultimately dismissed and his record is now expunged.

  • Pretrial Prescription Forgery

    Nurse arrested for forging prescriptions for pain killers. Our client was self-medicating a serious injury after her legal prescription was empty. After our conversations with the Mississippi Bureau of Narcotics and the nursing board, we convinced the prosecutor to agree to offer the pretrial diversion program allowing our Client to keep her nursing license, avoid jail time and a felony conviction.

  • Pretrial Felony Possession of Marijuana with Firearm

    Our client was arrested following a traffic stop where law enforcement found a felony amount of marijuana and a firearm in his vehicle. We were able to convince the prosecutor that as a first-time offender, he should be placed in a pretrial diversion program. The prosecutor ultimately agreed, and our client avoided jail time and a conviction.

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