3rd Degree possession with intent to distribute and other offenses

RESOLVED AND RELEASED !! On August 26, 2020, An Attorney Times lawyer obtained an excellent outcome for a client charged with one indictment of 3rd degree possession with intent to distribute and other offenses and a separate indictment with 3rd degree stalking. After being hired as a result of his clients sitting in the county jail for 6 months, An Attorney Times lawyer was able to obtain their client’s release and a probationary offer.

CHILD SUPPORT ELIMINATED

CHILD SUPPORT ELIMINATED!! On August 21, 2020, An Attorney Times lawyer obtained an excellent outcome for a client who was unfairly paying child support. After months of going back and forth with the court, An Attorney Times lawyer was able to help their client eliminate child support and cancel their arrears. The client also will have their parenting time increased to half of the week.

 Violated Parole

NO PAROLE VIOLATION!! On August 21, 2020, An Attorney Times lawyer obtained an excellent outcome for a client who allegedly violated parole by picking up a new case. While on Parole after serving 13 years for Homicide, their client was charged with violating parole by being hit with with 3rd degree drug charges. After proving that his client was not selling drugs, his client was not violated and his paroled was continued allowing him to be released from prison.

REDUCED CHILD SUPPORT

SPLIT PARENTING TIME/REDUCED CHILD SUPPORT!! On August 19, 2020, An Attorney Times lawyer was able to significantly increase their client’s parenting time from every other weekend to half of the week. Their client’s child support was also reduced from $150 a week to $12 a week.

1st DEGREE RELEASED

On August 19, 2020, An Attorney Times lawyer was able to obtain the release of a client who was charged with 1st degree possession of Cds and host of other 2nd and 3rd degree offenses, even though they had a lengthy criminal history.

Possession of a Handgun
CLIENT RELEASED!!

On August 13, 2020, An Attorney Times lawyer obtained an excellent result for a client charged with Unlawful Possession of a Handgun. After extensive arguments, his client was released from detention, although he scored high on his Public Safety Assessment.

2nd Degree Weapon

On August 7, 2020, An Attorney Times lawyer obtained a favorable result for a client who was charged with several 2nd degree weapon offenses (Gun) and a host of other charges. After a lengthy argument An Attorney Times lawyer was able to acquire his clients release although he had a no release recommendation.

Falsely Accused

On July 27th, 2020, An Attorney Times lawyer obtained a favorable result for a client who was falsely accused of mistreating or children. After a year of constant court dates and arguments, An Attorney Times lawyer was able to regain custody of the children for his client.

Restraining Order

On July 27th, 2020, An Attorney Times lawyer obtained a favorable result for a client charged with 4th degree contempt of court for violating a restraining order and Assault. After months of negotiations and litigation, An Attorney Times lawyer was able to obtain a petty disorderly persons offense for his client, avoiding prison.

Unlawful Possession Of A Weapon

On July 16th, 2020, An Attorney Times lawyer obtained a favorable result for a client charged with 3rd degree possession with intent to distribute cds and a host of other offenses. After initially being offered a prison sentence, An Attorney Times lawyer was able to obtain a dismissal of all of the charges.

Distribute CDS

On July 9th, 2020, An Attorney Times lawyer obtained a favorable result for a client charged with 3rd degree possession with intent to distribute cds and a host of other offenses. After being offered a 5 year prison sentence An Attorney Times lawyer was able to convince the Judge to allow his client into Special probation.

Aggravated Assault

On July 9th, 2020, An Attorney Times lawyer obtained a favorable result for a client charged with 3rd degree aggravated assault. After placing the matter on the trial list and showing the state could not prove its case, the state offered his client a disorderly conduct plea.

Aggravated Assault

On July 3rd, 2020, An Attorney Times lawyer obtained a favorable result for a client charged with 3rd degree Aggravated Assault. After countless months of negotiations and putting the matter on the trial list, An Attorney Times lawyer was able to obtain a disorderly persons offense, as a result of the state conceding they could not prove intent.

1st Degree Robbery

On June 30, 2020, An Attorney Times lawyer obtained a favorable result for a juvenile client charged with 1st degree Robbery and an assortment of 2nd and 3rd degree offenses. After a month of negotiations, the lawyer was able to obtain his release.

3rd Degree Shoplifting

On June 30, 2020, An Attorney Times lawyer obtained a favorable result for a client charged with 3rd degree Shoplifting and 3rd degree Conspiracy to commit shoplifting. After motion practice and negotiating with the court, the lawyer was able to obtain disorderly persons plea agreement that resulted in a fine.

Unlawful Possession Of A Weapon

On June 9, 2020, An Attorney Times lawyer was able to obtain an excellent result for for a client charged with two separate complaints of 2nd degree Robbery and Unlawful possession of a weapon, and Aggravated Assault. After obtaining a dismissal of the Aggravated Assault and Weapons offenses, the lawyer was able to obtain a 210 county jail sentence and probation allowing his client to be released after initially being offer 5 years in prison.

Possession of CDS

On June 8, 2020, An Attorney Times lawyer was able to obtain an excellent result for a client charged with two separate indictments of 2nd and 3rd degree possession with the intent to distribute cds. After a year of fighting and receiving offers including 6 years in prison, the lawyer was able to obtain a 364 county jail sentence and probation allowing his client to be released.

Unlawful Possession Of A Firearm

On May 19, 2020, An Attorney Times lawyer was able to obtain an excellent result for for a client charged with 2nd degree Unlawful possession of a Firearm. After challenging the state's proofs and on the eve of trial, the lawyer was able to get the offense reduced to a Receipt of Stolen property charge.

Shooting, Aggravated Assault

On May 12, 2020, An Attorney Times lawyer was able to obtain an excellent result for a juvenile charged with a Shooting, a separate Gun offense and an Aggravated Assault charge After challenging the states proofs, his client received a not to exceed 18 months sentence, allowing him to be released before his 18th birthday.

2nd Degree Aggravated Arson

On May 12, 2020, An Attorney Times lawyer was able to obtain the release of a client charged with 2nd degree Aggravated Arson, 3rd degree Aggravated Assault and a host of other offenses.

Kidnapping

On May 5, 2020, An Attorney Times lawyer was able to obtain the release of a client charged with 1st and 2nd degree Kidnapping and Weapon offenses, after challenging the state's evidence.

Distribute CDS

On April 7 2020, An Attorney Times lawyer, obtained a excellent result for a client charged with 2nd and 3rd degree possession with the intent to distribute CDS offenses. After filing a suppression motion, the prosecution realizing that the evidence was seized illegally, offered the lawyer's client a probationary offer and he was released from the county jail.

Distribution of CDS

On March 6, 2020, An Attorney Times lawyer, obtained a excellent result for a client charged with 3rd degree possession with the intent to distribute CDS and 3rd degree Absconding from Parole on a different Indictment. While his client was serving a parole hit, the lawyer's client pled to a county jail sentence avoiding prison.

Shoplifting

On March 5, 2020, An Attorney Times lawyer and Co-Counsel obtained an excellent result for two clients charged with Shoplifting, that could have landing them both in jail. After extensive negotiations and challenging the state's proofs, the lawyer was able to obtain a complete dismissal, saving their clients from jail.

Possession of CDS

On February 26, 2020, An Attorney Times lawyer and Co-Counsel obtained an excellent outcome for a client charged with Poss of cds and several other drug and traffic offenses. After months of negotiating and obtaining a remanding of the case from Superior Court, An Attorney Times lawyer was able to obtain a dismissal of all of the charges.

Distribution of CDS

On February 14, 2020, An Attorney Times lawyer obtained an excellent outcome for a client charged with 3rd degree distribution of cds, and several other 3rd degree drug related offenses. Prior to the lawyer entering his appearance in the case, the plea offer was a prison sentence. However after attacking the state's evidence, the lawyer was able to obtain a county jail sentence with his client having 5 months jail credit making him eligible to be released.

3rd Degree Offenses

On February 10, 2020, An Attorney Times lawyer and co-counsel obtained an excellent outcome for a client charged with 2nd degree Endangering the Welfare of a child and several 3rd degree offenses. After several months of negotiations, the lawyer's client pled to a term of probation and no jail time.

3rd Degree Drug Distribution

On February 10, 2020 An Attorney Times lawyer was able to obtain an excellent offer for a client charged with several 3rd degree Drug Distribution charges. Prior to getting in the case, the client's offer was a 4 flat. However, after the lawyer entered his appearance and attacked the case, his client pled to a 364 county jail sentence.

Shoplifting and Theft

On February 5, 2020 An Attorney Times lawyer and co-counsel obtained an excellent result for a client charged with several counts of Shoplifting and Theft. After months of challenging the state's proofs the lawyer was able to obtain an ordinance for their client which avoids any criminal conviction.

Eluding While on Parole

On February 3, 2020 An Attorney Times lawyer and co-counsel obtained an excellent result for a client charged with 2nd degree Eluding while currently on parole and initially being offered a 5 year prison sentence. After a year of negotiations, his client pled to a term on the heds bracelet and probation avoiding a prison sentence.

Degree Possession of CDS

On January 27, 2020 An Attorney Times lawyer obtained a great result for a client 3rd degree possession of cds with the intent to distribute (Heroin) and several other counts of possession of Cds while on parole. After a year of negotiations and motions, An Attorney Times lawyer was able to obtain a probationary offer for their client after initially being offered a 6 must serve 3.

Possession of a Weapon (Handgun) 

On January 21, 2020 An Attorney Times lawyer and co-counsel obtained a great result for a client charged with 2nd degree Unlawful Possession of a Weapon (Handgun) amongst other charges. After a year of negotiations, An Attorney Times lawyer was able to get their client into PTI.

2nd degree Unlawful Possession of a Weapon

On January 21, 2020 An Attorney Times lawyer obtained a great result for a client charged with 2nd degree Unlawful Possession of a Weapon amongst other charges. After a year of negotiations, the lawyer was able to obtain a 3 must serve 1, allowing the lawyer to argue for probation even though the client had another 3rd degree indictment.

Possession With The Intent to Distribute

On January 21, 2020 An Attorney Times lawyer obtained a great result for a client charged with 3rd degree Possession with the intent to distribute among other offenses, while currently on pretrial release. After a lengthy detention hearing where the lawyer's client had the highest pre- trial detention scores, the lawyer's client was released.

Possession of a Weapon

On January 21, 2020 An Attorney Times lawyer and Co-counsel obtained a great result for a client charged with 2nd degree Unlawful Possession of a Weapon. After filing several motions, the client of An Attorney Times lawyer was able to successfully enroll into Pti, allowing her to avoid mandatory prison time.

3rd Degree Burglary, and 3rd Degree Unlawful Possession of a Weapon

On January 14, 2020 An Attorney Times lawyer obtained a great result for a client charged with 3rd degree Burglary, and 3rd degree Unlawful Possession of a Weapon charged in separate indictments. After his client was detained prior to his involvement and receiving a 3 year prison offer, the lawyer was able to negotiate a county jail sentence, allowing for his client to be released in a few weeks.

Possession of CDS

On January 13, 2020 An Attorney Times lawyer obtained a great result for a client charged with Possession of Cds. After, negotiating with the prosecutor, the lawyer was able to obtain a dismissal of the charge.

Possession of a Handgun

On January 10, 2020 An Attorney Times lawyer obtained a great result for a client charged with 2nd degree unlawful possession of a handgun, 2nd degree certain persons not to possess a weapon, and an assortment of charges. After being offer a 5 must serve 5, the lawyer was able to obtain a 5 must serve 3 and half offer after filing several motions.

Violation of Probation

On January 10, 2020 An Attorney Times lawyer and co-counsel obtained an excellent outcome for a client charged with a Violation of Probation after receiving new charges, violating orders from their probation officer and sitting in the county jail. After getting the new charges dismissed, the client was released from custody with the potential of ending their probation early.

Unlawful Possession of a Weapon (handgun)

On January 7, 2020 An Attorney Times lawyer obtained an excellent outcome for a client charged with 2nd degree Unlawful Possession of a Weapon (handgun). After being denied Pti, the lawyer filed a motion to appeal his client's Pti denial and was successful in his appeal, allowing his client to enter into Pti, after being offered 5 years of prison time.

Motion to Revoke Release

On January 7, 2020 An Attorney Times lawyer obtained an excellent outcome for a client who the prosecution filed a motion to revoke their release after he was charged with a new case. After getting his client released on first degree charges 2 years prior, the lawyer's client was charged with several 2nd and 3rd degree offenses. After a 45 minute argument, the Judge denied the States' motion allowing his client to remain free.

3rd Degree Possession With Intent to Distribute CDS

On December 17, 2019, An Attorney Times lawyer obtained an excellent outcome for a client who was charged with 3rd degree possession with intent to distribute cds, several other cds offenses including a potential 1st degree Strict Liability death charge looming and other Indictments in other counties. After a lengthy oral argument, the lawyer was able to obtain the release of his client.

 Temporary Restraining Order

On December 12, 2019, An Attorney Times lawyer obtained an excellent outcome for a client who had a temporary restraining order filed against him. After proving that his client did not harass or harm the alleged victim, the lawyer was able to obtain a dismissal of the restraining order.

Assault

On December 12, 2019, An Attorney Times lawyer obtained an excellent outcome for a client charged with Assault. After showing his client was protecting himself, the Prosecutor agreed to drop the case.

Possession of CDS

On December 11, 2019, An Attorney Times lawyer obtained an excellent outcome for a client charged with Possession of Cds, and Driving with Cds in vehicle which comes with a mandatory 2 years loss of license. After showing that the offenses would irreparably affect his client, the lawyer was able to convince the prosecutor to dismiss the case.

Simple Assault

On December 11, 2019, An Attorney Times lawyer obtained an excellent outcome for a client charged with simple assault. After, negotiating with the prosecutor, the lawyer was able to obtain a dismissal of the charges after showing that his client was innocent of provoking the altercation.

3rd degree drug Charges, While on Special Probation

On December 9, 2019, An Attorney Times lawyer obtained an excellent outcome for a client charged with 2nd and 3rd degree drug charges, while on special probation. With the client facing several Violation of Probation's offenses that would land him in prison, the lawyer was able to obtain a plea that called for a 3 year stipulation with jail credits and his client was released pending sentencing.

2nd and 3rd degree drug charges

On December 9, 2019, An Attorney Times lawyer obtained an excellent outcome for a client charged with 2nd and 3rd degree drug charges, while being on drug court. With the threat of filing a motion to dismiss the indictment and trial, the prosecutor offered a 4 flat plea after initially offering a consecutive 8 must serve 4. The plea will run concurrent to the drug court violation of a 4 flat.

Assault and Harassment

On December 3, 2019, An Attorney Times lawyer obtained an excellent outcome for a client charged with Assault and Harassment after falsely being accused of instigating a fight. After months of negotiations, the lawyer was able to convince the prosecutor to dismiss the criminal offenses.

Unlawful Possession of Cds

On December 2, 2019, An Attorney Times lawyer obtained an excellent outcome for a client charged with Unlawful Possession of Cds. After negotiating with the prosecutor and showing that the Cds offense would irreparably damage his clients life, the lawyer convinced the prosecutor to dismiss the case.

unlawful possession of a weapon

SHOOTING DISMISSED!!! On November 21st, 2019, An Attorney Times lawyer obtained an excellent outcome for a client charged with two separate offenses including a shooting and unlawful possession of a weapon. After extensive negotiations and proving his client was not the shooter, the lawyer was able to obtain a dismissal of the Shooting and Weapons charges, after being offered a 7 must serve 85.

1st degree Strict Liability death

On November 21th, 2019, An Attorney Times lawyer obtained an excellent outcome for a client charged with 1st degree Strict Liability death, and an assortment of other offenses. After months of negotiating and days prior to the trial, the lawyer's client pled to a 8 year sentence after his client was exposed to 20 years in prison.

1st Degree Robbery

On November 15th, 2019, An Attorney Times lawyer obtained an excellent outcome for a juvenile client charged with 1st degree Robbery, and an assortment of other offenses. After months of negotiating, the lawyer was able negotiate a plea deal that did not waive his clients matter to adult court. His client will enter into a program and will be subsequently released allowing him to finish high school and go to college.

1st Degree Attempted Murder

On November 14th, 2019, An Attorney Times lawyer obtained an excellent outcome for a client charged with 1st degree Attempted Murder, 2nd degree Aggravated Assault and a host of other offenses. After challenging the facts of the case, the lawyer's client received a 3 flat sentence that will run concurrent to his current prison sentence, making him eligible for release in a year.

 3rd Degree Aggravated Assault

On November 13th, 2019, An Attorney Times lawyer obtained an excellent outcome for a client charged with 3rd degree Aggravated Assault and 4th degree resisting arrest. After, placing the matter on the trial list and preparing for trial, the lawyer's client received a suspended sentence.

 3rd Degree Theft, After Being Charged With Stealing $50,000

On November 13th, 2019, An Attorney Times lawyer obtained an excellent outcome for his client who was charged with several counts of 3rd degree Theft, after being charged with stealing 50k from a casino. After, extensive negotiations, the lawyer's client pled to a term of probation that will run concurrent with his other matters throughout 3 different states.

2nd Degree Aggravated

On November 7th, 2019, An Attorney Times lawyer obtained a dismissal for his client who was charged with 2nd Degree Aggravated Assault. After extensive negotiations and close trial calls, the lawyer was able to obtain a Simple Assault plea deal that called for fines only.

2nd Degree possession with intent to distribute

On November 7th, 2019, An Attorney Times lawyer obtained a dismissal for his client who was charged with 2nd Degree possession with intent to distribute, 3rd degree possession of Cds and a host of other offenses. After his client was initially offered a 8 year prison sentence with a 4 year stipulation, the lawyer was able to a obtain a 3 year sentence making his client eligible for release after one year.

2nd Degree Aggravated Assault

On November 7th, 2019, An Attorney Times lawyer obtained a dismissal for his client who was charged with 2nd Degree Aggravated Assault, 2nd degree Burglary and other offenses. After initially being offered a 5 must serve 85 percent plea deal, the lawyer was able to obtain a probationary offer that would allow his client to avoid prison.

Harassment

On November 7th, 2019, An Attorney Times lawyer obtained a dismissal for his client who was charged with Harassment and a host of other offenses. After negotiating with the prosecutor, the prosecutor agreed to dismiss the charges.

Assault Trespassing

On November 7th, 2019, An Attorney Times lawyer obtained a dismissal for his client who was charged with Assault, Trespassing and a host of other offenses. After, negotiating with the prosecutor, the lawyer was able to convince the prosecutor to dismiss the matter.

Assault Dismissal

On November 7th, 2019, An Attorney Times lawyer obtained a dismissal for his client who was charged with Assault. After, negotiating with the prosecutor, the lawyer was able to convince the prosecutor to dismiss the matter.

Harassment

On November 7th, 2019, An Attorney Times lawyer and co-counsel obtained an excellent result for a client charged with Harassment. After negotiating with the prosecutor and showing that his client did not commit the offense the matter was dismissed.

Theft

On November 7th, 2019, An Attorney Times lawyer and co-counsel obtained an excellent result for a client charged with Theft. After negotiating with the prosecutor and showing that his client did not commit the offense, the matter was dismissed.

2nd Degree Aggravated Assault

On November 4th, 2019, An Attorney Times lawyer obtained an excellent result for a client charged with 2nd degree Aggravated Assault, 2nd degree Burglary, Weapons possession and a separate Drug offense indictment. After, extensive negotiations and a potential trial, the lawyer's client was offered a 3 flat for a 3rd degree Burglary making him eligible for parole in 9 months, after being offered a 5 year must serve 85 percent plea deal.

Receiving Stolen Property

On Oct 31, 2019, An Attorney Times lawyer obtained an excellent result for a client charged with 4th degree receiving stolen property. After, showing that the state did not have jurisdiction, and the case was questionable, the prosecutor dismissed the case.

3rd Degree Theft

On Oct 24, 2019, An Attorney Times lawyer obtained an excellent result for a client charged with 3rd degree Theft that would have caused his deportation. After a year of negotiations and being placed on the trial list, his client received a suspended sentence for receiving stolen property, saving him from being deported.

Unlawful Possession of a Weapon

On Oct 21, 2019, An Attorney Times lawyer obtained an excellent result for a client facing 30 years in Prison for 1st degree Robbery, 2nd degree Unlawful possession of a weapon (handgun) and a host of other offenses under two indictments. On the morning of trial, the prosecutor offered the lawyer's client 3 years of probation after he offered a 10 year prison sentence initially.

Unlawful Possession of a Handgun

On Oct 15, 2019, An Attorney Times lawyer obtained an excellent result for a client facing a mandatory 5 year prison sentence as a result of being charged with 2nd degree Unlawful possession of a Handgun. After countless motions and arguments, the lawyer was able to convince the prosecutor to give his client Pti because his possession of the gun would have been lawful in his client's home state.

"JURY TRIAL WIN"

"JURY TRIAL WIN" On Oct 10, 2019, An Attorney Times lawyer obtained an excellent result for a client facing 30 years on a Aggravated Manslaughter charge. After receiving a plea offer of 26 years, the lawyer and his client asked for a jury trial and gained an acquittal of the Aggravated Manslaughter charge after a 2 week trial.

Restraining Order

On Oct 9, 2019, An Attorney Times lawyer obtained an excellent result for a client going to trial challenging a violation of a restraining order. After extensive negotiations with the other parties attorney, the lawyer was able to obtain a dismissal of the restraining order.

Unlawful Possession of a Weapon (Handgun)

On Sep 27, 2019, An Attorney Times lawyer obtained an excellent result for a client charged with Unlawful Possession of a Weapon (Handgun), Burglary, and several counts of Theft. After, facing upwards of 20 years in prison and possible deportation, the lawyer was able to obtain a 5 must serve 1 plea deal with his client having 11 months jail credits, that also allowed his client to be released from jail pending sentencing.

Possession of CDS

On Sep 23, 2019, An Attorney Times lawyer obtained an excellent result for client charged with 3rd degree Possession with intent to distribute and 3rd degree Possession of Cds, while on probation. After threatening to file a suppression motion, his client was allowed to continue probation and avoid prison.

Aggravated Assault

On Sep 19, 2019, An Attorney Times lawyer obtained an excellent result for client charged with Aggravated Assault after recently being released from Prison for manslaughter. After negotiating, the lawyer successfully convinced the prosecutor that his client did not commit an Assault on a Officer, and pled to a disorderly persons offense.

Possession of Cds (Marijuana)

On Sep 19, 2019, An Attorney Times lawyer obtained an excellent result for client charged with Possession of Cds (Marijuana). After proving that a guilty conviction would have a severe effect on his clients future prospects, the matter was dismissed, allowing for his client to maintain a clean record.

 Possession of Cds (MDMA/Molly)

On Sep 19, 2019, An Attorney Times lawyer obtained an excellent result for client charged with 3rd degree Possession of Cds (MDMA/Molly), and a host of other offenses. After negotiations, the lawyer's client pled to a disorderly persons offense, avoiding Prison time and Probation.

 Possession of a Weapon (handgun)

On Sep 12, 2019, An Attorney Times lawyer obtained an excellent result for client charged with unlawful possession of a weapon (handgun). After lengthy negotiations and showing the prosecutor that his client did not possess the Handgun illegally, his client was accepted into PTI.

Facing life in prison

On Sep 4, 2019, An Attorney Times lawyer obtained an excellent result for client charged with a three count indictment by the federal government. After facing life in prison, the lawyer obtained an unprecedented plea deal for his client in Federal court, calling for a 10 year sentence with 2 years jail credit.

Sued for several thousand dollars

On Sep 3, 2019, An Attorney Times lawyer obtained an excellent result for client being sued for several thousand dollars. After challenging the lawsuit, the opposing party decided to withdraw the lawsuit after the lawyer proved his client's likely success at trial.

Possession of a weapon (handgun)

On Aug 29, 2019, An Attorney Times lawyer obtained an excellent result for a client charged with 2nd degree unlawful possession of a weapon (handgun). After months of litigation and motions, the lawyer was able to convince the Judge to allow his client to serve a probationary sentence rather then prison.

Possession of CDS

On Aug 23, 2019, An Attorney Times lawyer obtained an excellent result for a client charged with 3rd degree Possession of Cds and 3rd degree shoplifting on two different indictments. After over a year of negotiations, the lawyer was able to obtain two disorderly person offenses that will prevent his client from having immigration issues and avoiding prison.

2nd degree Possession of CDS

On Aug 21, 2019, An Attorney Times lawyer obtained an excellent result for a client charged with two 2nd degree Possession of Cds with the intent to distribute charges, 3rd degree distribution charges and a host of other offenses. After a lengthy argument. the lawyer was able to obtain the release of his client while they fight the case.

Unlawful possession of a weapon
(2 handguns)

On Aug 12, 2019, An Attorney Times lawyer obtained an excellent result for a client charged with two indictments of 2nd degree Unlawful possession of a weapon (2 handguns), 2nd degree Aggravated Assault (shooting) and a host of other offenses. After three years of negotiations, his client's 2nd gun case was DISMISSED and he received a 3 must serve 1 on the other gun case. the lawyer's client 2nd degree Aggravated Assault was downgraded to a 4th degree Assault by pointing.

Possession with intent to distribute

On Aug 6, 2019, An Attorney Times lawyer obtained an excellent result for a client charged with 2nd and 3rd degree possession with intent to distribute Cds, on two separate indictments. After already pleading to a previous 4 year jail sentence and incurring the new charges while pending sentencing, the lawyer obtained a 6 flat offer allowing for his client be eligible for ISP.

3rd Degree possession with intent to distribute (Heroin)

On Aug 5, 2019, An Attorney Times lawyer obtained an excellent result for a client charged with 2nd and 3rd degree possession with intent to distribute (Heroin). After negotiating and filing motions, his client received a 3 year sentence allowing him be eligible for parole in 10 months. His client also received an extended sentencing date allowing him to spend time with his children.

2nd degree Aggravated Assault

On Aug 5, 2019, An Attorney Times lawyer obtained an excellent result for a client charged with 1st degree Robbery, 2nd degree Unlawful possession of a weapon and a host of other offenses after allegedly robbing a New Jersey Burger King. After showing that his client could be found not guilty at trial, his client received only 5 years after the prosecutor agreed to drop the gun offense and downgrade the 1st degree Robbery. This matter will also concurrent with another 5 year sentence in another county.

Possession of a Weapon

On Aug 2, 2019, An Attorney Times lawyer obtained an excellent result for a client charged with 2nd degree Unlawful Possession of a Weapon. After extensive motion practice and negotiations, the lawyer's client was allowed into Pti, allowing for the matter to be dismissed upon successful completion of the program.

2nd Degree Unlawful Possession of a Weapon

On July 25, 2019, An Attorney Times lawyer obtained an excellent result for a client charged with 2nd degree Unlawful Possession of a Weapon. After extensive motion practice and negotiations, the lawyer's client pled to a 3 must serve 1, and will likely receive a probationary sentence after speaking with the state.

Assault

On July 23, 2019, An Attorney Times lawyer obtained an excellent result for a client charged with Assault. After, proving that his client did not Assault the opposing party, the matter was dismissed.

2nd degree Aggravated Assault

On July 15, 2019, An Attorney Times lawyer obtained an excellent result for a client charged with 2nd degree Aggravated Assault, 3rd degree Aggravated Assault and numerous other charges along with an additional 3rd degree Distribution of Cds (Heroin) Indictment. After months of negotiations and working the cases, the lawyer's client pled to a term of probation and 180 days on the ankle bracelet.

 Possession with Intent to Distribute (Heroin)

On July 12, 2019, An Attorney Times lawyer obtained an excellent result for a client charged with 3rd degree Possession with Intent to Distribute (Heroin). After being offered a 8 must serve 4, the lawyer's client pled to a probationary term after convincing the Judge that rehabilitation would be better for his client then a prison sentence.

restraining order dismissed

On July 10, 2019, An Attorney Times lawyer obtained an excellent result for a client who was falsely accused of sexual assault. After his client was exonerated by the police department, the lawyer was able to get the restraining order dismissed after the accuser realized that the lawyer and his client were fully prepared to show evidence of the false accusations in trial.

3rd degree Aggravated Assault

On July 9, 2019, An Attorney Times lawyer obtained an excellent result for a client who was charged with 3rd degree Aggravated Assault and 4th degree tampering. After his client was detained, the lawyer opted to put the matter on the trial list because of the weakness of the states proofs. After his client sat for 3 months in the county jail, the lawyer's client pled to a disorderly conduct charge, allowing for his client to be released from custody.

2nd and 3rd degree possession of Cds

On July 8, 2019, An Attorney Times lawyer obtained an excellent result for a client who was charged with two separate indictments with 2nd and 3rd degree possession of Cds with the intent to distribute charges. After extensive negotiations and with the help of co-counsel, the lawyer's client pled to a 5 must serve one, allowing for his client to be eligible for ISP. Prior to the lawyer's entry his client was facing more the 20 years in prison.

1st degree Robbery, 1st degree Kidnapping

On July 3, 2019, An Attorney Times lawyer obtained an excellent result for a client who was charged with 1st degree Robbery, 1st degree Kidnapping, and a host of other charges that could have landed his client in prison for life. After, extensive negotiations , the lawyer was able to get the plea agreement down from a 15 must serve 85 percent to a 5 year sentence with 2 years jail credits.

2nd degree Aggravated Assault

On June 28, 2019, An Attorney Times lawyer obtained an excellent result for a client who was charged with 2nd degree Aggravated Assault, 2nd degree unlawful possession of a weapon, and 2nd degree Conspiracy. After vigorously arguing for his client's freedom, the Judge agreed with the lawyer and released his client, allowing him to fight the case from home.

Possession with intent to Distribute Heroin

On June 26, 2019, An Attorney Times lawyer obtained an excellent result for a client who was charged with 3rd degree Possession with intent to Distribute Heroin after getting caught with 600 bags of Heroin. After threatening to file a suppression motion, his client received a probationary offer to run concurrent with his current probation.

Driving Under the Influence "APPEAL WON"

"APPEAL WON" On June 25, 2019, An Attorney Times lawyer obtained an excellent result for a client who was found guilty of Driving Under the Influence after a 3 hour trial. Immediately after losing trial the lawyer successfully appealed the verdict, and received a NOT GUILTY verdict in Superior court, after proving that the Judge should not have found his client guilty.

 3rd degree drug charges

On June 24, 2019, An Attorney Times lawyer obtained an excellent result for a client who was detained on a violation of drug court probation for receiving new 3rd degree drug charges. After explaining to the Judge that his client may be innocent of the new charges, his client was released after being detained for a month.

 Aggravated Assault

On June 24, 2019, An Attorney Times lawyer obtained an excellent result for a client who was charged with 2nd degree Burglary, 3rd degree Aggravated Assault and a host of other offenses after getting into an altercation on video. After months of negotiations the lawyer successfully worked the offer down from a 8 must serve 85% to a 364 day county jail sentence. The lawyer's client can also argue to serve the sentence on electronic monitoring.

 3rd degree theft

On June 18, 2019, An Attorney Times lawyer obtained an excellent result for a client who was charged with 3rd degree theft and 3rd degree theft by deception. After negotiating with the state, the lawyer's client received a disorderly persons offense, allowing for his client to avoid a felony.

 1st and 2nd degree drug charges

On June 18, 2019, An Attorney Times lawyer obtained an excellent result for a client who was charged with 1st and 2nd degree drug charges. After negotiating with the prosecutor, his client was allowed to be released from the county jail prior to the detention hearing.

 excellent result Possession of Cds

On June 13, 2019, An Attorney Times lawyer obtained an excellent result for a client who was charged with Possession of Cds. After negotiating with the state, the lawyer was able to obtain a dismissal of the criminal offense. The dismissal allows for his client to maintain a spotless criminal record.

 Possession of Cds

On June 12, 2019, An Attorney Times lawyer obtained an excellent result for a client who was charged with Possession of Cds. After negotiating with the state, the lawyer was able to obtain a dismissal of the criminal offense, allowing for his client to plead to a local ordinance.

 2nd degree Aggravated Assaults

On June 12, 2019, An Attorney Times lawyer obtained an excellent result for a client who was charged with two 2nd degree Aggravated Assaults (stabbings) caught on camera. After challenging the video, and showing that it would he hard to prove the case beyond a reasonable doubt, his client pled to a term of probation and 180 days on the bracelet.

 Possession of Handgun

On June 12, 2019, An Attorney Times lawyer obtained an excellent result for a client who was charged with 2nd degree Unlawful Possession of Handgun and host of other offenses. After extensive negotiations, the lawyer's client pled to a plea agreement that calls for only a one year stipulation. The plea also allows the lawyer to argue for probation.

Attempted Murder, Aggravated Assault

On June 3, 2019, An Attorney Times lawyer obtained an excellent result for a client who was charged with Attempted Murder, Aggravated Assault and a host of other offenses. After the shooting was caught on camera, the lawyer successfully negotiated a 9 year sentence avoiding the potential life sentence his client was facing.

 WON MOTION TO SUPPRESS EVIDENCE

SUPPRESSION MOTION WON: On May 30, 2019, An Attorney Times lawyer won a Suppression Motion where the judge suppressed a handgun and 20 bricks of Heroin after the lawyer proved that the officer illegally searched the vehicle. After 3 hours of oral arguments, the lawyer showed that the officer should not have taken his client out of the car and he should not have attempted to trick the driver into giving consent. The lawyer’s clients offer was a 10 must serve 5. Now that case is DISMISSED his client has his life back.

 Possession of Cds

On May 30, 2019, An Attorney Times lawyer obtained an excellent result for a client charged with Possession of Cds. After negotiating with the prosecutor, his client's criminal charge was dismissed.

 Assault DISMISSAL

On May 28, 2019, An Attorney Times lawyer obtained a full DISMISSAL for a client charged with Assault. After, negotiating with the prosecutor, the lawyer’s client was exonerated allowing for her criminal record to remain clean.

 termination of probation

On May 28, 2019, An Attorney Times lawyer obtained an excellent result for a client who was sentenced to 3 years of probation. After his client completed all of her obligations, the lawyer successfully filed and argued for her early termination of probation.

 2nd degree Unlawful Possession of a Weapon (handgun)  [A]

On May 24, 2019, An Attorney Times lawyer obtained an excellent result for a client who was charged with 2nd degree Unlawful Possession of a Weapon (handgun) and a host of other offenses. After a year of negotiations, his client pled and was sentenced to a 5 must serve 1, allowing for his client to be released with a few weeks.

 2nd degree Unlawful Possession of a Weapon (handgun) [B]

On May 23, 2019, An Attorney Times lawyer obtained an excellent result for a client who was charged with 2nd degree Unlawful Possession of a Weapon (handgun) and a host of other offenses, after being released for sentencing on two other gun charges. After negotiating and avoiding federal prosecution, his client pled to a concurrent 5 must serve 3 and a half sentence avoiding any additional jail time

 2nd degree Unlawful Possession of a Weapon (handgun) [C]

On May 23, 2019, An Attorney Times lawyer obtained an excellent result for a client who was charged with 2nd degree Unlawful Possession of a Weapon (handgun) and a host of other offenses. After filing for a Graves Waiver and getting denied, the lawyer filed a motion to appeal the Graves Waiver denial and WON. The lawyer's client received a 5 must serve one, instead of a 5 must serve 3 and and a half.

 2nd degree Unlawful Possession of a Weapon

On May 23, 2019, An Attorney Times lawyer obtained an excellent result for a client who was charged with 2nd degree Unlawful Possession of a Weapon (handgun) and a host of other offenses. After filing for a Graves Waiver and getting denied, the lawyer filed a motion to appeal the Graves Waiver denial and WON. The lawyer's client received a 5 must serve one, instead of a 5 must serve 3 and and a half.

Unlawful Possession of a Weapon (handgun)

On May 23, 2019, An Attorney Times lawyer obtained an excellent result for a client who was charged with 2nd degree Unlawful Possession of a Weapon (handgun), 3rd degree Possession of Cds with the intent to distribute and 6 other 3rd degree offenses. After a lengthy oral arguement his client was released from the county jail, after the state objected.

1st Degree Witness Tampering

On May 22, 2019, An Attorney Times lawyer obtained an excellent result for a client who was charged with 1st Degree Witness Tampering and 4th degree Obstruction. After an extensive oral arguement, his client was released from the county jail.

 3rd Aggravated Assault and 3rd degree Burglary

On May 21, 2019, An Attorney Times lawyer obtained an excellent result for a client who was charged with 3rd Aggravated Assault and 3rd degree Burglary. After an extensive oral arguement, his client was released from the county jail although there was a no release recommendation.

3rd Aggravated Assault and 3rd degree Burglary

On May 21, 2019, An Attorney Times lawyer obtained an excellent result for a client who was charged with 3rd Aggravated Assault and 3rd degree Burglary. After an extensive oral arguement, his client was released from the county jail although there was a no release recommendation.

2nd and 3rd degree drug offenses

On May 17, 2019, An Attorney Times lawyer obtained an excellent result for a client who was charged with 2nd and 3rd degree drug offenses while pending sentencing for a 2nd degree Aggravated Assault. After negotiating, The lawyer's client pled to a 365 day sentence with a term of probation, with no objection to day reporting or heds. This sentence will ensure his client does not gain any more prison time outside his current sentence.

 5 separate 1st degree Robberies

On May 17, 2019, An Attorney Times lawyer obtained an excellent result for a client who was charged with 5 separate 1st degree Robberies, 2nd degree Aggravated Assault (Shooting), and a 2nd degree unlawful possession of a weapon charge. After 18 months of negotiations, filed motions and potential trial listings, his client pled to a 5 year sentence with 18 months jail credits. The lawyer's client also was released pending sentencing.

temporary restraining order

On May 16, 2019, An Attorney Times lawyer obtained an excellent result for a client who had a temporary restraining order filed against them using fake and bogus evidence. Through negotiations with the filing party's attorney and showing the Plaintiff's attorney proof that The lawyer's client did nothing wrong, the Restraining order was dismissed.

temporary restraining order

On May 16, 2019, An Attorney Times lawyer obtained an excellent result for a client who had a temporary restraining order filed against them causing them to be incarcerated for a week. Through negotiations with the filing party's attorney, The lawyer was able to obtain a dismissal of the final restraining order and terminate any and all future child support payments for his client.

3rd degree Possession CDS

On May 14, 2019, An Attorney Times lawyer obtained an excellent outcome for a client charged with 3rd degree Possession cds, Possession with the intent to distribute as well as other offenses. After getting the case removed to municipal court, The lawyer's client pled to a disorderly persons offense, receiving only a fine allowing him to stay in drug court.

NOT GUILTY VERDICT

NOT GUILTY VERDICT!!! On May 6, 2019, An Attorney Times lawyer obtained a NOT GUILTY VERDICT after a one week jury trial. His client was charged with 2nd degree Aggravated Arson, 3rd degree Arson, and Assault on an officer.