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Criminal Defense Case Results

Many of our clients ask the same question: “What kinds of cases have you taken in the past, and what was the outcome in those cases?” If you would like to view the case results in felony and misdemeanor cases listed below, please read the following disclaimer:

    • The Florida Bar does not approve or routinely review case results posted by attorneys.
    • The facts and circumstances of your case may differ from the facts and circumstances discussed here.
    • Not all case results are listed here or provided.
    • The case results discussed here do not necessarily represent the results obtained in all cases.
    • Each case is different and must be evaluated and handled on its own merit.

Charges Dropped

May 10, 2018

Unlawful Acts in Capacity of a Contractor

Unlicensed Contracting

Unlawful Acts in Capacity of a Contractor and Practicing Electric Contracting Without Being Licensed Dropped in Tampa, Florida

On May 10, 2018, in case number 17-CM-013XXX, all charges were Nolle Prossed (dropped) in front of the Honorable Scott Farr in Division C, in Hillsborough County. When our client retained, he was facing jail time. In addition, he was at risk of violating probation in another matter. We were able to present enough mitigation to the prosecutor to show he was completely innocent. After many months of presenting evidence to show he was not guilty of acting as a contractor without a license, the State ultimately dropped charges.

Case Dropped

January 9, 2020

Unlicensed Contracting

Unlicensed Contracting

After a long battle with the State Attorneys Office and extensive mitigation in 19-CMXXXX05, we were successful in achieving a Nolle Prosse on January 9, 2020, ensuring our client’s record and reputation remained clear. We provided extensive documentation to show our client was indeed a licensed contractor in a county other than Hillsborough and had a stellar reputation in the area. Despite the fact that he was not licensed in Hillsborough, he had a license in a neighboring county. We sent numerous letters to the State and were rejected each time in our quest for a Nolle Prosse. Finally, after our fourth attempt, and four months later, we got the result we were hoping for. Rather than caving and accepting a diversion program, our client’s case was dropped outright on the merits.