Raghebi Law has helped hundreds of clients. Below are the stories of just a few.
Charged with: Unlawful Use of A Weapon
D.B. had a terrible night that resulted with her ex shooting a weapon and allegedly returning fire with her firearm. She was charged with a class A felony and looking at least 10 years in jail. After reviewing the evidence, it became clear that not only was she overcharged but she may not have fired her weapon at all! After discussing with the prosecutor multiple times and laying out the facts - her charges were reduced and she was given probation. NO JAIL TIME!
Case Result: Probation
Charged with: Domestic Assault
N.W. was charged with allegedly assaulting his ex girlfriend. After reviewing the evidence and digging into the victim’s background, it became clear that the charges were fabricated. He was on probation for a different case and if convicted, this would put N.W. into a world of hurt. We decided to put the case to the test. On the day of trial, the prosecution dismissed the case and he was free to go! NO JAIL TIME! NO PROBATION! NO PROBATION VIOLATION!
Case Result: Charges Dismissed
CHARGED WITH: FELONY DRUG POSSESSION
S.B. faced charges for felony drug possession. Given her involvement in other cases, there was a significant possibility of her being incarcerated. However, we vigorously fought her case, highlighting S.B.'s commitment to turning her life around since the arrest and successfully completing a rehabilitation program. As a result, both the prosecution and court agreed to suspend the execution of her sentence and instead granted her probation. This outcome ensured that S.B. would not face any time in jail.
CASE RESULT: PROBATION - NO JAIL TIME, NO FELONY RECORD
CHARGED WITH: DWI
A.R. was charged with driving while intoxicated. Because A.R. wisely listened to the advice of counsel in his case and did not submit to a breathalyzer, we were able to fight the case. A.R.'s license was reinstated, and he received a suspended imposition of sentence with 2 years of unsupervised probation. No jail time, no charges on his record.
CASE RESULT: UNSUPERVISED PROBATION - NO JAIL TIME, NO CRIMINAL RECORD
CHARGED WITH: FELONY THEFT
M.H. was charged with felony theft for being in the wrong place at the wrong time. After putting the State’s case to the test, the State opted to instead cut a deal to avoid a trial, and the charges were reduced to misdemeanor offenses and the Court suspended the imposition of the sentence. No jail time, no felony on her record.
CASE RESULT: CHARGES REDUCED - NO JAIL TIME, NO FELONY RECORD
CHARGED WITH: SECOND DEGREE BURGLARY AND STEALING
V.J. is a young man who was charged with Burglary in the second degree and stealing. The client also has learning disabilities. After filing a Motion to Suppress his Statements because V.J. was not properly advised of his Miranda rights, and due to this learning disabilities, could not voluntarily waive his Miranda rights, the State reduced the charges from felonies to misdemeanor trespassing and stealing, and the court suspended imposition his sentence. No jail time, no felony on his record.
CASE RESULT: CHARGES REDUCED - NO JAIL TIME, NO FELONY RECORD
CHARGED WITH: SECOND DEGREE ASSAULT
S.M. was charged with Assault in the second degree. After putting the State’s case to the test by making the State carry their burden of proof, the charges were dismissed. No jail time, no felony on her record.
