State Of Mississippi V. R.B.
Client was charged with DUI, following too closely, careless driving, seatbelt violation, and possession of intoxicating beverage. A negotiated plea was reached dismissing all charges
Client was charged with DUI, following too closely, careless driving, seatbelt violation, and possession of intoxicating beverage. A negotiated plea was reached dismissing all charges
Client was charged with disturbing the peace (M.C.A. Section 97-35-15) and disorderly conduct-failure to comply with request or command of law enforcement officer. (M.C.A. Section
Client completes Non-Adjudication for DUI pursuant to M.C.A. Section 63-11-30(14). Client had pled to DUI first offense after registering .13 on breathalyzer. In addition, we
Client was convicted of shoplifting and with my assistance was able to get said charge expunged.
Client was going through difficult divorce and hired 2 previous attorneys without any results. He retained me and we were able to resolve matter to
Client charged and convicted of disorderly conduct and failure to comply and said matters were expunged after filing Petition to Expunge said convictions.
Petitioned court to have record of public drunk expunged from the records. Order was entered allowing for said expungement.
Client was charged with domestic violence-simple assault and after negotiations with officer, prosecutor and affiant matter was retired to the file.
Client charged with DUI and breathalyzer results were .22 and anything above .08 is above the legal limit. Plead no contest in lower court and
Client was charged DUI without any field sobriety tests or other objective chemical findings. Subjective observations were given by officer where he was opinion that
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