Felony Marijuana and Gun Charges Result in Probation
Not long ago, a 21-year-old cook was charged with a Level six felony for possession of marijuana and an A misdemeanor of carrying a handgun without a license. Knowing the man was potentially facing time behind bars for the marijuana, criminal attorney Sean Hessler aggressively negotiated with the prosecutor. Ultimately, he arranged to have the felony drug charge dismissed based on agreeing to serve one year of probation for the handgun.
The outcome of an individual case depends on a variety of factors unique to that case. Case results do not guarantee or predict a similar result in any similar or future case.
Felony Theft Charge Ends with Dismissal
A 19-year-old student was charged with Level six felony theft after allegedly breaking into a car and stealing. This exposed him to up to two and a half years in prison. Fortunately, Indianapolis theft attorney Sean Hessler discovered that he wasn’t caught in the act, and the amount allegedly taken had to be proven to be more than $750. Attorney Sean Hessler knew that the prosecutor would have a hard time making the necessary legal argument, and negotiated for a no-term diversion. As a result, his client paid $300, and the case was dismissed.
The outcome of an individual case depends on a variety of factors unique to that case. Case results do not guarantee or predict a similar result in any similar or future case.
Multiple Felonious Reduced for Probation
A 27-year-old barber was charged with Level Five possession of cocaine, Level Five possession of a handgun by a felon, and a misdemeanor for driving while suspended. He committed a traffic violation, and when he was pulled over, the police found the cocaine and a gun. This is a serious offense, so he knew he needed a strong defense. He retained lawyer Sean Hessler who arranged to have the other offenses dismissed and a single reduced gun offense for probation.
The outcome of an individual case depends on a variety of factors unique to that case. Case results do not guarantee or predict a similar result in any similar or future case.
Reduced Penalties for Traffic Case & Probation Violation
A 26-year-old customer service representative needed a criminal defense attorney for two separate cases in two different courts. The first case was for a speeding ticket that was escalated to a Level six felony as a habitual traffic violator. This was the man’s fourth such offense and significantly increased the possible penalties. Ultimately, Sean Hessler talked to the police and negotiated a plea for his client to serve 180 days of home detention.
For the second case, the man was charged with driving while suspended during his home detention. As a misdemeanor, he faced a probation violation and another 180 days of home detention. However, attorney Hessler negotiated for time served for the violation and he was allowed to continue his home detention sentence.
The outcome of an individual case depends on a variety of factors unique to that case. Case results do not guarantee or predict a similar result in any similar or future case.
Syringe Possession Charge Dismissed
A 23-year-old musician was recently charged with a Level six felony for possession of a syringe and contacted Hessler Law to get help from a criminal defense lawyer. However, due to insufficient evidence, attorney Sean Hessler, secured a complete case dismissal after his client attended a drug class.
The outcome of an individual case depends on a variety of factors unique to that case. Case results do not guarantee or predict a similar result in any similar or future case.
Domestic Violence Case Dismissed for 54-Year-Old
A 54-year-old factory worker was charged with A misdemeanor domestic violence and faced up to a year in custody. Apparently, he was arguing with his wife, and some observers called the police. In the police report, his wife stated that he pushed her over a chair. However, when Hessler Law investigated, her statement was different and it was evident that his client had been drinking. After aggressive negotiations by attorney Sean Hessler, the case will ultimately be dismissed after his client undergoes an alcohol diversion program.
The outcome of an individual case depends on a variety of factors unique to that case. Case results do not guarantee or predict a similar result in any similar or future case.
Misdemeanor Battery Results in Probation for 14-Year-Old
A 14-year-old was recently charged with A misdemeanor battery after an incident involving a woman in a store. There was video evidence, and he admitted it was him. He decided to seek help from an experienced Indianapolis criminal defense lawyer. With the assistance of attorney Sean Hessler, who presented the young man as remorseful, the charge was resolved through informal probation and writing an apology letter. In addition, the case is eligible for expungement down the road.
The outcome of an individual case depends on a variety of factors unique to that case. Case results do not guarantee or predict a similar result in any similar or future case.
Time Served for Multiple Felonies
A 44-year-old construction worker was charged with Level 5 felony confinement with a habitual offender enhancement, Level 6 strangulation, Level 6 domestic violence with a serious injury, misdemeanor battery, and misdemeanor OVI. He faced 33 years in jail.
Indianapolis assault and battery lawyer Sean Hessler investigated the case, which revealed that the alleged victim was unsure about the facts surrounding the event, and the witnesses gave inconsistent statements. Ultimately, all of the battery and intimidation charges were dismissed, and the client agreed to a plea agreement for operating while under the influence for time served.
The outcome of an individual case depends on a variety of factors unique to that case. Case results do not guarantee or predict a similar result in any similar or future case.
DUI Reduced to C Misdemeanor
A 27-year-old administrative assistant was charged with an A misdemeanor DUI. She hired defense attorney Hessler, who discovered issues with the traffic stop and investigation. Indianapolis DUI lawyer Hessler went to trial and argued that the blood and field sobriety tests weren’t collected properly. As a result, the judge found her not guilty of the A misdemeanor DUI. Instead, the offense was reduced to a C misdemeanor for operating a vehicle while. As a result, she only received a 60-day license suspension, 180 days of probation, and will undergo alcohol education.
The outcome of an individual case depends on a variety of factors unique to that case. Case results do not guarantee or predict a similar result in any similar or future case.
Five Welfare Fraud Felonies Dismissed
A 35-year-old secretary was charged with a Level 6 felony for welfare fraud, Level 6 felony theft, and three Level 6 felonies for perjury. She faced up to six years in jail.
Her child had been in and out of various state-run placement facilities. During that time, she continued to receive money from the Social Security Administration (SSA). Although she was using the money for her child, the SSA alleged that she shouldn’t have since he wasn’t living with her all year. She vehemently refused any plea agreement, and with attorney Hessler with her, on the day of trial, the state dismissed the case.
The outcome of an individual case depends on a variety of factors unique to that case. Case results do not guarantee or predict a similar result in any similar or future case.