Every criminal case is unique. We never make promises about the outcome of your case, but we share some of our recent case results here to give clients a better idea of how the process works and what you may be able to expect when you hire our experienced criminal defense attorney.
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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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Felony Domestic Aggravated Battery and Resisting an Officer Charges Dismissed
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Case Reversed and Remanded for New Trial on Second-Degree Murder Charge - State Dismisses the Charge, Client Released
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Aggravated DUI Fleeing and Eluding (High Speed) Amended to Reckless Driving
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Aggravated Assault With A Deadly Case Dismissed!Case dismissed!
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Amateur Police Investigation Exposed - Jury Finds Client Not GuiltyNot Guilty!
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Teenager running with the wrong crowdCase Dismissed!
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Cab driver falsely accused of leaving the scene of an accidentCase Dismissed!
