Recent Cases
February 2010 —
Attorney Ohlson represented a client who was charged with two counts of Assault and Battery with a Dangerous Weapon. Attorney Ohlson agreed to represent the client and the court scheduled the case for trial in three weeks. Attorney Ohlson evaluated the case, employed an investigator and met with the client on multiple occasions. After a two day jury trial, the client was found not guilty. The client avoided felony convictions, probation, possible deportation and a jail sentence.
Not Guilty
January 2010 —
Attorney Ohlson represented a client charged with Uttering a False Check, Larceny by False Pretenses and Receiving Stolen Property over $250. Attorney met with the client on multiple occasions, evaluated the case, and convinced the prosecutor to dismiss all charges. Client avoided probation, three felony convictions and potential jail time.
Dismissed
January 2010 —
Attorney Ohlson represented a client charged with Assault and Battery. Attorney Ohlson met with the client in the house of correction on several occasions, employed the services of a private investigator, evaluated the case and scheduled the case for trial. On the trial date, the case was dismissed.
Dismissed
December 2009 —
Attorney Ohlson represented a client charged with Assault and Battery and Disturbing the Peace. Attorney Ohlson met with the client, evaluated the case and convinced the Judge to accept a dismissal upon fifteen hours in community work service and two hundred dollars in court costs on the Disturbing the Peace charge and the Assault and Battery charge was dismissed. The client avoided probation, a conviction and a potential jail sentence.
Dismissed
November 2009 —
Attorney Ohlson represented a client on the charge of 3rd Offense Operating Under the Influence of Liquor. The client was transported to the hospital by ambulance. He consented to a blood test. The result of the blood test was .32 or 4 times the legal limit. Attorney Ohlson met with the client on multiple occasions. The case was scheduled for trial. Attorney Ohlson obtained a not guilty verdict after a two day jury trial. The client avoided a mandatory minimum sentence, an 8 year license loss, probation and a felony conviction.
Not Guilty
September 2009 —
Attorney Ohlson represented a client charged with Receiving a Stolen Motor Vehicle. The client was on probation for Larceny and Identity Theft. Attorney Ohlson evaluated the case and met with the client. The Receiving a Stolen Motor Vehicle charge was dismissed and no violation was found on the probation surrender. Client avoided a conviction on a felony, probation and potential jail time.
Dismissed and no violation on probation surrender.
September 2009 —
Attorney Ohlson represented a client charge with Assault and Battery. Attorney evaluated the case, met with the client on several occasions and scheduled the case for trial. The case was resolved when Attorney Ohlson convinced the prosecutor to agree to one year pre-trial probation. Pre-trial probation is a period of probation where the client does not admit any wrongdoing and if there is no violation of probation, the case is dismissed. Client avoided a conviction, an admission and potential jail time.
Pre-Trial Probation
July 2009 —
Attorney Ohlson represented a client charged with Possession of a Class E drug (Suboxone). Attorney Ohlson evaluated the case, met with the client and requested a large amount of discovery. The case was dismissed upon payment of court costs. Attorney Ohlson negotiated this settlement. Client avoided a license loss, conviction, probation and potential jail time.
Dismissed
July 2009 —
Attorney Ohlson represented a client charged with Malicious Destruction of Property over $250. Attorney Ohlson met with the client, evaluated the case and prepared the case for trial. On the trial date, the case was dismissed. Client avoided a felony conviction, probation and potential jail time.
Dismissed
July 2009 —
Attorney Ohlson represented a client charged with Larceny Over $250. Attorney Ohlson met with the client, evaluated the case, and requested a large amount of discovery. The Commonwealth entered a Noll Prosequi after the alleged victim refused to cooperate with the prosecution. Client avoided a felony conviction, probation and potential jail time.
Noll Prosequi
April 2009 —
Attorney Ohlson represented a client charged with Possession of Class D (Marijuana) and Possession of Class C (Klonopin). Attorney Ohlson met with the client, evaluated the case and scheduled the case for motions to suppress. After a hearing on the motions, the court allowed the motion to suppress evidence. As a result, all charges were dismissed. Client avoided a license loss, conviction, probation and potential jail time.
Dismissed
March 2009 —
Attorney Ohlson represented a client charged with Possession of Class B (crack cocaine). Attorney Ohlson met with the client, evaluated the case and prepared the case for trial. Also, Attorney Ohlson filed a motion to suppress. On the trial date, the charges were dismissed upon twenty hours of community work service. Client avoided a license loss, a conviction, probation and potential jail time.
Dismissed
February 2009 —
Attorney Ohlson represented a client charged with two counts of Larceny Over $250 and one count of Breaking and Entering with the Intent to Commit a Felony. Attorney Ohlson met with the client, evaluated the case and prepared the case for trial. On the trial date, the charges were dismissed. Client avoided a conviction, probation and potential jail time.
Dismissed
February 2009 —
Attorney Ohlson represented a client charged with Assault and Battery, Vandalism and Malicious Destruction of a Motor Vehicle. Attorney Ohlson met with the client, evaluated the case and prepared the case for trial. On the trial date, the charges were dismissed. Client avoided a license loss, conviction, probation and potential jail time.
Dismissed
January 2009 —
Attorney Ohlson represented a client charged with six counts of Receiving Stolen Property and one count of Possession of Burglarious Tools. Attorney Ohlson met with the client, evaluated the case and prepared the case for trial. On the trial date, the charges were dismissed. Client avoided a conviction, probation and potential jail time.
Dismissed
January 2009 —
Attorney Ohlson represented a client charged with Larceny over $250. Attorney Ohlson met with the client, evaluated the case and prepared the case for trial. On the trial date, the charge was dismissed upon restitution. Client avoided a conviction, probation and potential jail time.
Dismissed
December 2008 —
Attorney Ohlson represented a client charged with Leaving the Scene of Property Damage. Attorney Ohlson met with the client, evaluated the case and prepared the case for trial. On the trial date, the charge was dismissed upon restitution. Client avoided a conviction, probation and potential jail time.
Dismissed
November 2008 —
Attorney Ohlson represented a client charged with Kidnapping a Minor, by Relative (Parental Kidnapping) and Violation of a 209A Abuse Prevention Order. Attorney Ohlson met with the client and evaluated the case. During negotiations with the prosecutor, Attorney Ohlson gave the prosecutor legal research that clearly demonstrated that the kidnapping charge could not be proven beyond a reasonable doubt. In addition, the abuse prevention order could not be proven because the client was never notified of the restraining order. The prosecution entered a noll prosequi on both charges. Client avoided a conviction, probation and potential jail time.
Noll Prosequi entered.
November 2008 —
Attorney Ohlson represented a client charged with Domestic Assault and Battery. Attorney Ohlson met with the client, evaluated the case and advised the client to seek a trial date. Attorney Ohlson prepared the case for trial and on the trial date, the charge was dismissed. Client avoided a conviction, probation and potential jail time.
Dismissed
November 2008 —
Attorney Ohlson represented a client charged with her 9th Operating After License Suspension. Attorney Ohlson met with the client, evaluated the case and prepared the case for trial. On the trial date, the charge was dismissed. Client avoided a conviction, probation and potential jail time.
Dismissed
November 2008 —
Attorney Ohlson represented a client charged with False Report of a Crime. Attorney Ohlson met with the client, evaluated the case and advised the client to seek a trial date. Attorney Ohlson prepared the case for trial and on the trial date, the charge was dismissed. Client avoided a conviction, probation and potential jail time.
Dismissed
October 2008 —
Attorney Ohlson represented a client charged with four counts of Indecent Assault and Battery. The defendant was arrested and accused of sexual assault after being invited over the alleged victim's house by the victim and her husband. Indecent Assault and Battery is a felony. Upon a conviction to Indecent Assault and Battery, the defendant would be required to register as a sex offender. Attorney Ohlson met with the client, evaluated the case, employed an investigator, filed a discovery motion and advised the client to seek a trial date. Before a trial date, the prosecutor entered a noll prosequi. Client avoided a conviction, probation, the requirement of registering as a sex offender and potential jail time.
Noll Prosequi entered.
October 2008 —
Attorney Ohlson represented a client charged with Domestic Assault and Battery, Intimidation of a Witness and Indecent Exposure. The prosecution was seeking two and on-half years in the house of correction and probation at the conclusion of that sentence to run on and after. Attorney Ohlson met with the client several times in the house of correction, evaluated the case and advised the client to seek a trial date. On the trial date, the prosecutor could not answer ready for trial and entered a noll prosequi. Client avoided a conviction, probation and potential jail time.
Noll Prosequi entered
October 2008 —
Attorney Ohlson represented a client in Clerk Magistrate's hearing who was charged Malicious Destruction of Motor Vehicle. An eyewitness allegedly witnessed the client scratch a police car with a key. Attorney Ohlson met with the client, evaluated the case and negotiated a settlement upon payment of restitution with the police department. Client avoided a conviction, probation and potential jail time and an arraignment on a felony.
Complaint Did Not Issue
September 2008 —
Attorney Ohlson represented a client charged with Assault with a Dangerous Weapon and Malicious Destruction of Property over $250. Attorney Ohlson met with the client, evaluated the case and advised the client to seek a trial date. On the trial date, the case was dismissed. Client avoided a conviction, probation and potential jail time.
Dismissed
September 2008 —
Attorney Ohlson represented a client charged with Operating Under the Influence, 1st Offense and Fail to Stop for Police (maximum penalty $100 fine). Attorney Ohlson met with the client, evaluated the case and advised the client to seek a trial date. On the trial date, the defendant was found not guilty on the OUI and fined $100 on the Failure to Stop for Police charge. Client avoided a conviction on the OUI, probation, a license loss and potential jail time.
Not Guilty on the OUI
September 2008 —
Attorney Ohlson represented a client charged with Leaving the Scene of Property Damage, Uninsured Motor Vehicle and Unregistered Motor Vehicle. Attorney Ohlson met with the client, evaluated the case and advised the client to seek a trial date. On the trial date, the case was dismissed upon court costs. Client avoided a conviction, a license loss, probation and potential jail time.
Dismissed
September 2008 —
Attorney Ohlson represented a client charged with Assault and Battery with a Dangerous Weapon and Intimidation of a Witness. Attorney Ohlson met with the client, evaluated the case and advised the client to seek a trial date. On the trial date, Attorney Ohlson convinced the prosecutor to agree to six-months pre-trial probation. Pre-trial probation is a period of probation where the client does not admit any wrongdoing and if there is no violation of probation, the case is dismissed. Client avoided a conviction, an admission and potential jail time.
Pre-Trial Probation
September 2008 —
Attorney Ohlson represented an individual accused of throwing rocks through two houses, one of which was owned by a judge. The client was one of five people arrested and charged. The client was charged with Vandalism, Malicious Destruction of Property over $250 and Intimidation of a Witness. Attorney Ohlson met with the client, evaluated the case and advised the client to seek a trial date. On the trial date, Attorney Ohlson convinced the prosecutor to agree to one-year pre-trial probation with restitution. Pre-trial probation is a period of probation where the client does not admit any wrongdoing and if there is no violation of probation, the case is dismissed. Client avoided a conviction, an admission and potential jail time.
Pre-Trial Probation
September 2008 —
Attorney Ohlson represented client charged with Larceny over $250, a felony punishable by a maximum of two and one-half years in the house of correction. The client allegedly stole in excess of $1,000 from a local mall. Attorney Ohlson met with the client, evaluated the case and advised the client to seek a trial date. On the trial date, Attorney Ohlson convinced the prosecutor to agree to one-year pre-trial probation. Pre-trial probation is a period of probation where the client does not admit any wrongdoing and if there is no violation of probation, the case is dismissed. Client avoided a conviction, an admission and potential jail time.
Pre-Trial Probation
August 2008 —
Attorney Ohlson represented a client charged Domestic Assault and Battery, Assault and Battery with a Dangerous Weapon and Malicious Destruction of Property. Attorney Ohlson met with the client, evaluated the case and advised the client to seek a trial date. On the trial date, the case was dismissed. Client avoided a conviction, probation and potential jail time.
Dismissed
August 2008 —
Attorney Ohlson represented a client charged Domestic Assault and Battery. Attorney Ohlson met with the client, evaluated the case and advised the client to seek a trial date. On the trial date, the case was dismissed. Client avoided a conviction, probation and potential jail time.
Dismissed
July 2008 —
Attorney Ohlson represented a client charged Domestic Assault and Battery. Attorney Ohlson met with the client, evaluated the case and advised the client to seek a trial date. On the trial date, the case was dismissed. Client avoided a conviction, probation and potential jail time.
Dismissed
July 2008 —
Attorney Ohlson represented a client charged with License Suspension and Uninsured. The client had a history of these charges. Attorney Ohlson met with the client, evaluated the case and advised the client to seek a trial date. On the trial date, the case was dismissed upon payment of $300 in court costs. Client avoided a conviction, a license loss, probation and potential jail time.
Dismissed
July 2008 —
Attorney Ohlson represented a client charged with Indecent Assault and Battery, Assault and Battery and Intimidation of a Witness. Attorney Ohlson met with the client, evaluated the case and negotiated a resolution with the prosecutor. The Indecent Assault and Battery charge was amended to Assault and Battery and then a Noll Prosequi was entered. Therefore, the Indecent Assault and Battery charge will not appear on his record. The prosecution then entered a Noll Prosequi on the Intimidation of a Witness charge. The client admitted to sufficient facts to prove a misdemeanor Assault and Battery and was placed on a Continued Without a Finding for 18 months. Because of the outcome of the case, the client did not have a conviction enter on his record, did not have to register as a sex offender and did not go to jail.
Noll Prosequi entered and Continued Without a Finding on Assault and Battery
May 2008 —
Attorney Ohlson represented a client charged with Assault and Battery on a Police Officer and Disorderly Conduct. Attorney Ohlson met with the client, evaluated the case, and convinced the court to dismiss the case over the objection of the prosecutor. Client avoided a conviction, probation and potential jail time.
Dismissed Prior to Arraignment
May 2008 —
Attorney Ohlson represented a client charged with Domestic Assault and Battery, Assault and Battery with a Dangerous Weapon and Intimidation of a Witness. Attorney Ohlson met with the client, evaluated the case and advised the client to seek a trial date. On the trial date, the case was dismissed. Client avoided a conviction, probation and potential jail time.
Dismissed
May 2008 —
Attorney Ohlson represented a client charged with Domestic Assault and Battery and Assault and Battery with a Dangerous Weapon. Attorney Ohlson met with the client, evaluated the case, advised the client to seek a trial date. On the trial date, the case was dismissed. Client avoided a conviction, probation and potential jail time.
Dismissed
May 2008 —
Attorney Ohlson represented a client charged with Operating Under the Influence, 1st offense, and Leaving the Scene of Property Damage. Attorney Ohlson met with the client evaluated the case and advised the client to seek a trial date. On the trial date, the case was dismissed. Client avoided a conviction, a license loss, probation and potential jail time.
Dismissed
May 2008 —
Attorney Ohlson represented a client charged with Vandalism, Assault and Battery on a Police Officer, Resisting Arrest and Disorderly Conduct. Attorney Ohlson met with the client, evaluated the case and convinced the prosecutor to agree to six months pre-trial probation. Pre-trial probation is a period of probation where the client does not admit any wrongdoing and if there is no violation of probation, the case is dismissed. Client avoided a conviction, an admission and potential jail time.
Pre-Trial Probation
April 2008 —
Attorney Ohlson represented a client charged with shoplifting and receiving stolen property. The amount of the items allegedly stolen was in excess of $1,000. Attorney Ohlson met with client, evaluated the case and convinced the negotiated a resolution of three months pre-trial probation. Pre-trial probation is a period of probation where the client does not admit any wrongdoing and if there is no violation of probation, the case is dismissed. Client avoided a conviction, an admission and potential jail time.
Pre-Trial Probation
March 2008 —
Attorney Ohlson represented a client charged with Possession of Class D (Marijuana); five counts of Possession of Counterfeit Notes, and 2 counts of Receiving Stolen Property. Attorney Ohlson met with the client, filed a motion to dismiss, and convinced the prosecutor to dismiss all charges upon a total of $300 in court costs. The police subsequently filed additional charges that arose from the same incident. The charges included Conspiracy and Counterfeiting charges. Attorney Ohlson convinced the prosecutor to dismiss all charges prior to arraignment. Client avoided a conviction, license loss, probation and potential jail time.
Dismissed
March 2008 —
Attorney Ohlson represented a client charged with Abuse Prevention (209A) Order Violation. Attorney Ohlson met with the client, evaluated the case, advised the client to seek a trial date. Prepared the case for trial and on the trial date the case was dismissed. Client avoided a conviction, probation and potential jail time.
Dismissed
March 2008 —
Attorney Ohlson represented a client charged with a Negligent Operation of a Motor Vehicle and Leaving the Scene of Property Damage. It was alleged that the client was traveling at a high rate of speed, lost control of the vehicle and hit a sign. Attorney Ohlson met with the client, evaluating the case and negotiated a resolution of pre-trial probation and restitution. Pre-trial probation is a period of probation where the client does not admit any wrongdoing and if there is no violation of probation, the case is dismissed. Client avoided a conviction, an admission and potential jail time.
Result: Pre-Trial Probation
February 2008 —
Attorney Ohlson represented a client charged with Operating Under the Influence 2nd Offense, Negligent Operation of a Motor Vehicle and License Suspended. Attorney Ohlson met with the client, evaluated the case, advised the client to take the case to trial and seek a plea on the license suspension charge. The defendant was found not guilty of the OUI and Negligent Operation of a Motor Vehicle. Client avoided a conviction, license loss, probation and potential jail time.
Not Guilty
February 2008 —
Attorney Ohlson represented a client charged with a Third Offense Operating Under the Influence, Negligent Operation of a Motor Vehicle and Leaving the Scene of Property Damage. Attorney Ohlson met with the client, evaluated the case, advised the client to seek a trial date. Attorney Ohlson's motion to dismiss was allowed because the prosecution could not prove that the defendant operated the motor vehicle. Client avoided a conviction, license loss, probation and a mandatory minimum jail sentence.
Dismissed
January 2008 —
Attorney Ohlson represented a client charged with Negligent Operation of a Motor Vehicle and Leaving the Scene of Property Damage. Attorney Ohlson met with the client evaluated the case and negotiated with the prosecutor. The case was resolved with pre-trial probation. Pre-trial probation is a period of probation where the client does not admit any wrongdoing and if there is no violation of probation, the case is dismissed. Client avoided a conviction, license loss, an admission and potential jail time.
Pre-Trial Probation
October 2007 —
Attorney Ohlson represented a client charged with Possession with Intent to Sell Marijuana. Attorney Ohlson met with the client, evaluated the case and advised the client to select a motion to suppress and trial date. Attorney Ohlson filed a motion for non-suggestive identification which would require the State Police Trooper who stopped the client's vehicle to identify him from the audience, before the trial would begin. Attorney Ohlson's oral motion to dismiss was allowed and the case was dismissed. Client avoided a conviction, license loss, probation and potential jail time.
Dismissed
September 2007 —
Attorney Ohlson represented a client charged with Assault and Battery and Disorderly Conduct. Client was one of five individuals charged after the police were summonsed to a brawl. Client accused of punching a person who was trying to break up the fight. Attorney Ohlson met with the client, evaluated the case and advised the client to select a trial date. Attorney Ohlson convinced the prosecutor that there was reasonable doubt as to the client's involvement and the prosecutor dismissed the charges. Client avoided two convictions, probation and potential jail time.
Dismissed
July 2007 —
Attorney Ohlson represented a client charged with Larceny Over $250 by Single Scheme, Forgery of Check, Uttering a False Check and Receiving Stolen Property Under $250. Client accused of obtaining another's check book and writing checks to herself and others. Attorney Ohlson met with the client, evaluated the case and advised the client to select a trial date. At the trial, the prosecution was unable to produce any witnesses identifying the client as the perpetrator of the crime as Attorney Ohlson predicted. Case was dismissed. Client avoided felony convictions, probation and potential jail time.
Dismissed
July 2007 —
Attorney Ohlson represented a client charged with one count of Assault and Battery with a Dangerous Weapon and one count of Assault and Battery. Attorney Ohlson met with the client, evaluated the case and advised the client to select a trial date. The alleged victim appeared at the trial, but Attorney Ohlson was able to convince the prosecutor and the judge to resolve the case with pre-trial probation. Pre-trial probation is a period of probation where the client does not admit any wrongdoing and if there is no violation of probation, the case is dismissed. Client avoided two convictions, an admission and potential jail time.
Pre-Trial Probation
June 2007 —
Attorney Ohlson represented a client charged with Larceny of a Motor Vehicle. Attorney Ohlson prepared for a jury trial. Attorney Ohlson met with the client in the house of correction, evaluated the case and selected a trial date. On the trial date, the case was dismissed. Client avoided a felony conviction, probation and potential jail time.
Dismissed
June 2007 —
Attorney Ohlson represented a client charged with Domestic Assault and Battery. Attorney Ohlson met with the client several times, evaluated the case and advised the client to select a trial date. At the trial date, the alleged victim refused to testify and asserted her marital privilege and the case was dismissed.
Dismissed
May 2007 —
Attorney Ohlson represented a client charged with Assault and Battery with a Dangerous Weapon and Assault and Battery. Client was on probation. Attorney Ohlson met with the client several times, evaluated the case, employed an investigator and prepared the case for trial and for a probation surrender hearing. The alleged victim recanted and all charges were dismissed and the probation surrender was withdrawn. Client avoided findings of delinquent, further probation and a DYS commitment.
Dismissed
May 2007 —
Attorney Ohlson represented a client charged with Possession of Heroin, Knowingly Being Present where Heroin is Kept and Receiving Stolen Property. Client's vehicle was stopped by the narcotics detective unit. Attorney Ohlson met with the client several times, evaluated the case and advised the client to select a motion to suppress and trial date. Attorney Ohlson filed several motions to suppress. On the trial date, all charges were dismissed. Client avoided convictions, a license loss, probation and potential jail time.
Dismissed
April 2007 —
Attorney Ohlson represented a client charged with Domestic Assault and Battery. The police alleged that they observed the defendant allegedly kicking the victim. Attorney Ohlson met with the client, evaluated the case, advised the client to seek a trial date. The case was scheduled for trial and the case was dismissed. Client avoided a conviction, probation and potential jail time.
Dismissed
April 2007 —
Attorney Ohlson represented a client charged with Assault and Battery with a Dangerous Weapon. Client had a criminal record including several convictions for assault and battery. Attorney Ohlson met with the client several times, evaluated the case and resisted pressure from judge to plea and scheduled a trial date. On the trial date, the charges were dismissed. Client avoided a felony conviction, probation and potential jail time.
Dismissed
April 2007 —
Attorney Ohlson represented a client charged with Breaking and Entering with the Intent to Commit a Felony and Malicious of Destruction of Property over $250. Attorney Ohlson met with the client several times, evaluated the case and convinced the client to seek a jury trial despite pressure from the judge to plea. On the trial date, the charges were dismissed. Client avoided two felony convictions, probation and potential jail time.
Dismissed
March 2007 —
Attorney Ohlson represented a client charged with Domestic Assault and Battery. Alleged victim refused to testify. Attorney Ohlson met with the client, evaluated the case, advised the client to seek a trial date. Prosecutor sought to introduce the 911 tape instead of testimony from the alleged victim. Attorney Ohlson opposed the introduction of the 911 tape. Because of Attorney Ohlson's arguments, the prosecution was persuaded that the 911 tape was inadmissible and the case was dismissed. Client avoided a conviction, probation and potential jail time.
Dismissed
March 2007 —
Attorney Ohlson represented a client with charged Attempted Larceny and Trespass. It was alleged that the client went onto another's property and attempted to steal a bike. Attorney Ohlson met with the client, evaluated the case, and convinced the prosecutor that because the case was weak and the client had a minimal record, that pre-trial probation was appropriate. Pre-trial probation is a period of probation where the client does not admit any wrongdoing and if there is no violation of probation, the case is dismissed. Client avoided a conviction, an admission and potential jail time.
Pre-Trial Probation
January 2007 —
Attorney Ohlson represented a client charged with eight counts of Malicious Destruction of Property. Client was a juvenile with no prior record who denied the charges. He was accused of scratching eight cars in front of his middle school. Attorney Ohlson met with the client, evaluated the case, employed an investigator and advised the client to seek a trial date and the case was dismissed. Client avoided a conviction, probation and potential jail time.
Dismissed
October 2006 —
Attorney Ohlson represented a client charged with Domestic Assault and Battery. Client was on probation for similar offenses with the same victim. Probation and the prosecutor were seeking two and one-half years committed. Attorney Ohlson met with the client in the house of correction, evaluated the case, and prepared for the probation surrender and jury trial. A probation surrender hearing was scheduled. Attorney Ohlson convinced the court to appoint an attorney for the alleged victim because the alleged victim would incriminate herself by testifying. The victim did not testify and the probation surrender was withdrawn and the new charges were dismissed. Client avoided a conviction, probation and potential jail time.
Dismissed
