Many people think the only possible outcomes of a criminal trial are either a guilty or not guilty verdict, but that is not the case. Learn about the range of possible outcomes—from dismissals, to appeals, to writs of prohibition—by reading our recent and past case results.
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POSSESSION OF A FIREARM BY A CONVICTED FELON-CASE DISMISSEDOur client was arrested for possession of a forearm by a convicted felon. He retained a private attorney, the state offered our client 36 months in prison, needless to say he was not happy. He hired us and we got his file and reviewed his case. After reviewing his case file we clearly saw our client did not commit a crime. Our client is a truck driver, he was driving with his wife and dropped her off at their home between stops. Within minutes of dropping her off he noticed she left her bag in the truck, he texted her and advised her that she left her bag in his truck and that he would turn around and bring her bag to her. While enroute to drop the bag off to his wife our client was pulled over and the gun was found in the bag that belonged to his wife. We quickly memorialized these texts, and met with the assistant state attorney. Within 30-days of meeting with the assistant state attorney and providing them with these facts the state dismissed the case.
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Malove’s Miami-Dade Team Fights for Innocent Woman and Secures a Not Guilty Verdict
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Charged Outside of Statute of Limitations - Case Dismissed
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Fishing Violations Reduced - Client Walks Away
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Case Dismissed and Warrant Recalled
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Malove Proves Alcohol Monitoring Equipment Faulty
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PRR Sentence Enhancement Removed
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Malove Uses Google Maps to Prove Client Was Not at The Scene of the Crime - Actual Innocence - Case Dismissed
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Malove Law Goes the Extra Mile to Make Sure Client Does Not Have a Criminal Record - Domestic Battery Charge Dismissed
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Felony Domestic Aggravated Battery and Resisting an Officer Charges Dismissed
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Burglary Conviction Vacated After 3.850 Motion Granted - Client Re-Sentenced to Trespass Charge and Pending Probation Violation Set Aside
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Original Verdict Did Not Make a Specific Finding of Penetration in Sexual Battery Case. Rule 3.850 Motion Filed, State Concedes Error and Sentence is Slashed
