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Client was falsely accused of 2 counts of Child Molestation. After a hard fought Jury Trial and following mid-trial motion from Mr. Bronston, the Judge entered a Directed Verdict of NOT GUILTY on all charges.
Client was charged with Possession of a Firearm by a Convicted Felon, DUI (Less Safe), 2 counts of Obstruction of an Officer, and Speeding.
VERDICT: We conceded on one count of misdemeanor obstruction and Speeding. NOT GUILTY on all other counts.
Client was Charged with Felony Fleeing to Ellude, Fleeing, and Speeding. VERDICT: Not Guilty on the Felony Fleeing to Ellude.
Original Charges:
1. Possession of Adderall,
2. PWID Marijuana,
3. PWID MDMA,
4. PWID, THC Extract,
5. Drug Related Objects
Maximum Exposure: 33 years and 12 months in prison; plus, fines
Result: plead Guilty to one count of Possession of Marijuana with Intent to distribute, under the First Offenders’ Act, to a 5-year sentence all to be served on probation, with a 3-year behavioral incentive date. NO FINES and NO JAIL & NO PRISON time. In this case, Kurtis was retained shortly after Mr. P was arrested by the Chatham Counter Narcotics Team. Kurtis immediately jumped into action to get Mr. P a Bond,
then after obtaining the evidence began negotiating with the Prosecutor to dismiss 4 of the charges prior to indictment. The ultimate result of this case was that if Mr. P is successful on Probation, he will only have 3 years of probation (Behavioral Incentive Date), and he will have no felony on his record after probation (First
Offender's Act).
Original Charges:
1. Possession, Delivery of a Controlled Substance with Intent to Distribute
(Alprazolam)
2. Probation Violation
3. Possession, Delivery of a Controlled Substance with Intent to Distribute
4. Possession of a Controlled Substance
5. Purchase, Possession, Manufacturing, Distributing or Sale of Marijuana
6. Possession of Dangerous Drugs
7. Possession of a Firearm by a Convicted Felon or Felony 1st offenders (two
counts)
8. Theft by Receiving Stolen Property
9. Possession of a Firearm during Commission of/or Attempt to Commit Certain
Felonies
Maximum Exposure: 10 years imprisonment, 3 years supervised release, a $250,000 fine, and additional court fees.
Results: Plead guilty to Possession of a Firearm by a Convicted Felon and before possessing the firearm, the defendant knew he was a convicted felon, that is a
crime punishable by imprisonment for more than one year. Court fines.
Original Charges:
1. Burglary – 1st degree (two counts)
2. Aggravated Assault – Family Violence (3 counts)
3. False Imprisonment
4. Possession of a Firearm during Commission to Commit Certain Felonies (two
counts)
5. Battery – Family Violence
6. Theft by Taking (2 counts)
Maximum Exposure: 140 years.
Results:
Plead guilty to one charge of Aggravated Assault – 5 years, serve 1 year. All other charges dismissed. Court fines.
Original Charges:
1. Entering an Automobile (4 counts)
2. Probation Violation
Maximum Exposure:
Results: Guilty Plea pursuant to 17-10-5
Original Charges:
1.
Maximum Exposure:
Results: Guilty Plea pursuant to 17-10-5
Original Charges:
1. Burglary
Maximum Exposure: 10 years, 5 years to serve, balance probated. General Conditions of Probation. Court Fines and Fees. 4th Amendment Waiver.
Results: Burglary – plead guilty, 5-years probated. Court fines
Original Charges:
1. Robbery
2. Aggravated Assault
3. Criminal Damage to Property – 2nd degree
4. Probation Violation
Maximum Exposure: Robbery – 20 years. Aggravated Assault – 20 years. Criminal Damage to Property – 2nd degree – 5 years. Possession of a Knife during Commission of a Felony – 5 years.
Results: Plead guilty for Robbery - 20 years, serve 2 years; 18 years probated. Pleadguilty to Aggravated Assault - 20 years, serve 2 years; 18 years probated. Plead guilty to Criminal Damage to Property (2nd degree) - 5 years, serve 2 years; 3 years probated. Possession of a Knife during Commission of a Felony – NO BILL. Credit for Time Served. Drug & Alcohol Assessment and Counseling recommended. Drug Rehabilitation recommended and No Violent Contact with the Victim.
Original Charges:
1. Violation of Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act (RICO)
2. Theft by Receiving Stolen Property (4 counts)
Maximum Exposure: RICO – 5 to 20 years, Theft by Taking (4 counts) – 1 to 10 years.
Results: 15 years’ probation. Plead guilty to RICO charge, 10 years probated. Plead guilty for 4 counts of Theft by Taking – 10-year probation, concurrent with RICO
charge.
Original Charges:
1. Possession of Methamphetamine
2. Possession of Drug Related Object
3. Speeding
4. Failure to Maintain Lane
Maximum Exposure: RICO – 1 t0 8 years. Possession of Drug Related Objects – up to 12 months. Speeding – up to 12 months. Failure to Maintain Lane – up to 12 months.
Results: 8 years – Straight Probation. Plead guilty for Possession of Methamphetamine – 8 years probated. Plead guilty for Possession of a Drug Related Object – 12 months probated – Concurrent to count one. Speeding and Failure to Maintain Lane – Nolle prosequi.
Original Charges:
1. Possession of Methamphetamine
2. Possession of Schedule I Controlled Substance (Fentanyl)
3. Possession of Methamphetamine with Intent to Distribute
4. Possession and Use of Drug Related Objects
5. Possession of Scheduled IV Controlled Substance (Clonazepam)
Maximum Exposure: Possession of Methamphetamine with Intent to Distribute – 10-40 years. Possession of Methamphetamine – 1-15 years. Possession of Schedule II Controlled Substance – 1-3 years. Possession of Drug Related Objects – 12 months.
Results: Plead guilty, 10 years, serve 1 year, balance of 9 years on probation. 4th Amendment Waiver. Drug and Alcohol Treatment.
Original Charges:
1. Theft by Receiving Stolen Property
2. Driving without a License
3. Turn Signal Violation
4. Failure to Yield Upon Entering Roadway
5. Probation Violation (two counts)
Maximum Exposure:
Results: Took First Offenders for Theft by Receiving Stolen Property and Driving
Without a License. Turn Signal Violation – Dismissed. Failure to Yield Upon Entry Roadway – Dismissed. Probation Violation (2 counts) – Probation Revoked – 5 years probated. 4th Waiver. No contact with the Victim.
Original Charges:
1. Possession of Tools for the Commission of Crime
2. Theft by Taking
Maximum Exposure:
Results: Plead guilty for Theft by Taking – 5 years probated. Possession of Tools for
the Commission of Crime – Nolle Prosequi. Credit for Time Served.
Original Charges:
1. Battery – Domestic Violence
2. Criminal Trespassing
Maximum Exposure: Battery – 1 year incarcerated and $1,000 fines.
Results: Completed Domestic Violence Diversion Program. (PTD) - Case Dismissed.
Original Charges:
1. DUI Per Se (Blood)
2. DUI Less Safe
3. Speeding (56mph in a 35 mph zone)
4. Failure to Maintain Lane
Maximum Exposure:
Results: Plead guilty to all charges. 6 years, serve 16 months probate balance, concurrent between cases and with the probation case CR16-0456 (Revoke 16 months and return to probation). Completed Drug Rehabilitation Classes and Substance Abuse evaluation and treatment to his current conditions.
Original Charges:
1. Possession of Cocaine
2. Possession of Marijuana, less than an ounce
3. Obstruction of an Officer
Maximum Exposure: 3 years, 24 months. Possession of Cocaine – 1 to 3 years.
Possession of Marijuana – 12 months. Obstruction of an Officer – 12 months.
Results: Plead guilty to all charges. Possession of Cocaine - 3 years – straight probation! Possession of Marijuana and Obstruction of an Officer concurrent to count one.
Original Charges:
1. Possession of a Firearm by a Convicted Felon

Maximum Exposure: 10 years incarcerated.
Results: Plead guilty, 5 years with 2 years to serve, 3 years probated. (Concurrent with SPCR21-02935-J1).15 years serve 2 years (concurrent with SPCR21-02935-J1). Recidivism Waived. Credit for time served. No Ban. 4th Amendment Waiver. Random Drug and Alcohol
Testing.
Original Charges:
1. Aggravated Assault
2. Aggravated Assault – Reduced to Battery – Family Violence Act
3. False Imprisonment
4. Criminal Trespass
5. Hindering Emergency Telephone Call
6. Possession of a Firearm by a Convicted Felon
Maximum Exposure:
Aggravated Assault – 20 years. Aggravated Assault reduced to Battery (Family Violence Act) – 20 years. False Imprisonment – 10 years. Criminal Trespass – 12 months. Hindering Emergency Telephone Call – 12 months.
Results: Plead Guilty, 7 years with 6 months to serve followed by 6 years, 6 months
on probation
Felony Criminal Damage to property and Battery (family violence) dismissed prior to preliminary hearing.
Charged with Drugs criminal damage – ALL CHARGES DISMISSED
Chatham County State Court
State of Georgia vs. R.B.
Client was Charged with DUI (Less Safe) and Open Container.
RESULT: All charges dismissed prior to Trial.
Chatham County State Court
State of Georgia vs. E.P.
Client was charged with two separate DUI’s in one night.
Case 1 RESULT: All charges dismissed prior to Trial.
Case 2 RESULT: DUI Recduced to Reckless Driving.
Chatham County State Court
State of Georgia vs. J.A.
Client was originally charged with DUI (Less Safe) and Failure to Maintain Lane.
Results: All charges dismissed at Hearing on a Motion to Suppress evidence.
Chatham County State Court
State of Georgia vs. F.L.
Client was originally charged with DUI (Less Safe) and Failure to Maintain Lane.
Results: All charges dismissed following a Hearing on a Motion to Suppress all evidence as a result of a bad stop.
Chatham County Recorders Court
State of Georgia vs. D.B.
Chatham County Recorders Court
Client was originally charged with DUI (Less Safe), Speeding and Failure to Maintain Lane.
Results: The DUI and the Speeding charge were dismissed.
Candler County State Court
State of Georgia vs. D.N.
Client was originally charged with DUI (Less Safe Drugs) supported by a Blood Test indicating that the Client had medications in his system, and Failure to Maintain Lane.
Results: The DUI charge was dismissed ahead of a hearing on a motion to suppress evidence.
Recorder’s Court of Chatham County
State of Georgia vs. S.G.
Client was originally charged with DUI (Less Safe), and Speeding
Results: The DUI was Reduced to Reckless driving.
Chatham County Recorders Court
State of Georgia vs. R.R.
Client was charged with DUI (Less Safe) and Speeding.
RESULT: the DUI charge was reduced to a Reckless driving, and the Speeding charge was dismissed.
Chatham County Recorders Court
State of Georgia vs. L.M.
Client was charged with DUI (Per Se) and Speeding. Client Submitted to the State Breath test, which resulted in a Blood Alcohol Content of .150, almost double the legal limit.
RESULT: the DUI charge was reduced to a Reckless driving, and the Speeding charge was dismissed.
Chatham County Recorders Court
State of Georgia vs. K.L.
Client was charged with DUI (Per Se), Improper Stopping, and Failure to maintain lane. Client Submitted to the State Breath test, which resulted in a Blood Alcohol Content of .171, more than double the legal limit.
RESULT: the DUI charge was reduced to a Reckless driving, and the remaining charges were dismissed.
Recorder’s Court of Chatham County
State of Georgia vs. R.H.
Client was originally charged with DUI (Less Safe), Speeding, and Open Container.
Results: The DUI was Reduced to Reckless driving, and the Open Container was Dismissed.
Bryan County State Court
State of Georgia vs. R.F.
2021-ST-SR-411
Client was Charged with DUI (Less Safe), Speeding, and Littering.
Results: DUI Charge was reduced to Reckless Driving.
Bryan County State Court
State of Georgia vs. W.C.
Client was Charged with DUI (Less Safe) and Failure to Maintain Lane.
Results: DUI Charge was reduced to Reckless Driving.
Bloomingdale Municipal Court
State of Georgia v. B.G.
Client Charged with DUI (Per Se) following her submission to the State Breath Test result of .176 BAC; she was also charged with a second count of DUI, and Tire Requirements.
Results: DUI reduced to Reckless Driving, and Tire Charge dismissed.
Liberty County State Court
State of Georgia vs. C.J.
Client was Charged with DUI, Too Fast for Conditions, and Improper Lane Usage.
RESULT: DUI was reduced to Reckless Driving, and Improper Lane was dismissed.
Port Wentworth Municipal Court
State of Georgia vs. C.B.
Client was charged with DUI (Per Se) after the results of the State Breath test indiciated that her blood alcohol content was .159; she was also charged with a second count of DUI and Speeding.
Results: DUI Reduced to Reckless Driving
Garden City Municipal Court
State of Georgia v. K.D.
Client Charged with DUI (Less Safe Drugs), Failure to Maintain Lane, and Failure to Yield to Right of Way, following a single vehicle wreck.
Results: DUI reduced to Reckless Driving, and Failure to Yield dismissed.
Tybee Municipal Court
State of Georgia vs. W.G.
Client was charged with DUI (Per Se) after the results of the State Blood test indiciated that his blood alcohol content was .210; he was also charged with a second count of DUI, Failure to Maintain Lane, and Speeding.
Results: DUI Reduced to Reckless Driving
Liberty County State Court
State of Georgia vs. D.H.
Client was Charged with 2 counts of DUI and Driving with a Suspended License.
RESULT: DUI was reduced to Failure to Exercise Due Care; and Suspended License Charge was reduced to No License on Person.
Federal Court
The United States vs. A.M.
United States District Court
Client was originally charged with 2 counts of DUI, Failure to Maintain Lane and Too Fast for Conditions following a single car wreck on Hunter Army Airfield.
RESULT: DUI Charge was Reduced to Reckless Driving.
Liberty County State Court
State of Georgia vs. J.C.
Client was Charged with DUI, Too Fast for Conditions, and Failure to Maintain Lane.
RESULT: DUI was reduced to Reckless Driving, and Failure to Maintain Lane was dismissed.
Recorder’s Court of Chatham County
State of Georgia vs. R.R.
Client was charged with DUI (Less Safe) and Speeding.
RESULT: the DUI charge was reduced to a Reckless driving, and the Speeding charge was dismissed.
Chatham County State Court
Mr. S.S.
Client was charged with 3 counts of DUI, Driving without a license and contempt of court.
Result: All charges dismissed.
Chatham County Recorders Court
State of Georgia vs. A.S.
Client was Originally Charged with DUI (Less Safe) and Failure to Maintain Lane.
RESULT: The DUI charge was reduced to Reckless Driving and the Failure to Maintain Lane merged with Reckless Driving.
Liberty County State Court
State of Georgia vs. L.M.
Client was Charged with DUI, Fleeing, Obstruction, Reckless Conduct, and Failure to Maintain Lane.
RESULT: DUI was reduced to Reckless Driving, and Failure to Maintain Lane and Fleeing were dismissed.
Liberty County State Court
State of Georgia vs. A.Z.
Client was Charged with DUI, Driving without Insurance, Suspened Registration, Affixing a License Plate to Conceal Identity, Too Fast for Conditions, Littering, Open Container, and Failure to Maintain Lane.
RESULT: DUI was reduced to Failure to Exercise Due Care, and Driving without Insurance was reduced to No proof of Insurance, and all other charges were dismissed.
Chatham County Recorders Court
Mr. J.W.
Client was Originally Charged with DUI (Less Safe) and Failure to Maintain Lane.
RESULT: The DUI charge was reduced to Reckless Driving and the Failure to Maintain Lane merged with Reckless Driving.
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