Felonies

A Felony is typically defined as a crime for which the penalty is over one-year of incarceration. Not only do Felony charges carry substantial jail or prison time, they have an even longer lasting effect on your criminal record and employment opportunities. If you are currently facing any felony charges, please do not hesitate to contact the Office. Some Felony charges include:

• Operating While Intoxicated
• Fleeing and Eluding Police
• Vehicular Offenses
• Unlawful Use of Motor Vehicle (UDAA)
• Drugs, Narcotics, Analogues Charges
• Assault Charges
• Malicious Destruction of Property
• Weapons Charges
• Embezzlement
• Larceny
• Receiving and Concealing Stolen Property
• Retail Fraud
• Carrying Concealed Weapons (CCW)

People v. Client

"Client was employed with a large corporation. While he was working for the company, he essentially took thousands of dollars from the company and put the money to personal use. The felony charges were actually filed quite some time after the incidents occurred so the client was working for different company when the case went to court. If the client was convicted of the felony charge, he could have faced up to 5 years in prison and a $10,000 fine. More importantly, if he was convicted, he would have lost his new job. After numerous negotiations with the prosecution, the prosecution agreed to reduce the felony charge to a misdemeanor."

Result: Client kept the felony off of his record and saved his job!

People v. Client

"Client was arrested by the Sheriff’s Department for Receiving and Concealing Stolen Property. If convicted, Client was facing jail time and thousands of dollars in fines. Client pled not guilty and exercised his right to a jury trial. Several witnesses and a police officer testified at trial. At the end of the trial, the jury acquitted the client of all charges."

Result: Not Guilty!

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