Case Results

Identity Theft Fraud | How Strategic Defense Secured a Suspended Sentence

When facing serious charges involving Identity Theft Fraud, early legal representation becomes essential.In this New York case study, a client sought help after being accused of misusing his girlfriend’s mobile account access to obtain a credit card, withdraw loan funds, and conduct unauthorized transfers.The allegations involved multiple offenses, including identity theft, falsified electronic records, and unauthorized financial transfers crimes that New York courts treat with severity.Without strategic intervention, the client risked a significant jail sentence.By engaging a defense team experienced in Identity Theft Fraud, the client was able to present mitigating factors, demonstrate substantial restitution efforts, and ultimately avoid incarceration.

BAC 0.20% — DUI Collision and Hit-and-Run Defense in Washington D.C.

A severe DUI accident involving BAC 0.20% presents significant legal challenges under Washington D.C. law, where high-level intoxication, collision, and failure to remain at the scene can trigger felony exposure. This case examines how our defense team navigated the client’s blackout condition, autonomous-driving features, post-accident behavior, and restitution negotiations to secure a lenient outcome.The client faced multiple charges, including Driving Under the Influence, Operating After Revocation(OAR), and Leaving After Colliding(LAC). Despite the serious facts-high BAC, property damage, vehicle loss, and alleged injury, we established a mitigation framework that persuaded the court to impose probation with a suspended sentence rather than incarceration.

DUI Appeal – Successful Sentence Reduction in a High-Risk Repeat Offense Case

The following case study analyzes how a carefully prepared DUI appeal in Washington, D.C. led to significant sentence mitigation for a client facing severe penalties as a fourth-time offender. The matter involved complex sentencing considerations, including prior DUI history, license revocation, and a high blood alcohol concentration. Our approach reflected Washington, D.C. DUI statutes, appellate standards, and accepted sentencing factors to ensure legal accuracy throughout.

Sentencing for Perjury in Washington D.C. | Defense Strategy in a False Reporting and Perjury Allegation Case

A perjury allegation in Washington D.C. can place a defendant at risk of severe criminal exposure because local and federal laws treat false statements to authorities as a serious offense. When accusations also involve false reporting of a felony, the legal consequences may escalate quickly. This case study examines how a defendant accused of making a false sexual assault report and allegedly providing misleading statements navigated the threat of prosecution.The matter illustrates how sentencing for perjury is evaluated under District law and how strong defense work can lead to a declination of charges. It also highlights how evidence based advocacy and reconstruction of events can directly influence prosecutorial discretion in Washington D.C.