Criminal Law
Showing 1756–1770 of 1816 resultsSorted by average rating
Filter by Price
Filter by: FILE TYPE
Motion to Suppress Identification
Motion to Suppress Identification.
Motion to Suppress Evidence due to Mistake of Law
Motion to Suppress Evidence Due to Mistake of Law.
Motion for Early Termination of Probation
Motion for Early Termination of Probation.
Motion to Enforce Settlement Agreement-Civil
Motion to Enforce Settlement Agreement in civil money case.
DUI Trial Preparation Documents
Typically about two percent of cases end up going to a jury trial. For some attorneys, it can go either way; it just depends on the cases. There might be times where ten percent or more of these cases will go to trial.
Some conviction rates were as low as 63 percent while several were 85 to 95 percent. Actual dismissals of charges occurred at rates, when stated, of around 1.5 percent. One country cited about a 10 percent dismissal rate. Rhode Island cites a rate of about 67 percent convictions.
Certain key factors of what happened during a DUI or DWI arrest, can work to get a case dismissed before court or trial. First-time DUI charges are regularly dismissed by prosecution attorneys or the court itself.
When you hire a private DUI lawyer, it’s typically to represent you in DMV proceedings and criminal court. … However, hiring a private DUI attorney (assuming you can afford one) can be well worth it. Of course, when you’re retaining an attorney, you get to decide who that attorney will be.
Petition to Expunge Criminal Record
This includes my cover letter to the court clerk for certified copies, cover letter to the State Attorney’s office, cover letter to the Florida Department of Law Enforcement, cover letter to the court with proposed order, Petition to Expunge, Affidavit of the Defendant/Petitioner and proposed Order. This particular one was filed in Orange County but adaptable to other counties.
Motion to Stike Defendant’s Name’s Designations of Non-Party At Fault
Motion to Stike Defendant’s Name’s Designations of Non-Party At Fault
Motion for Sanctions for Failure to Provide Discovery
Motion for Sanctions under discovery rules (Rule 16 in Colorado), for prosecution’s repeated failure to provide specific police reports as required. The case settled prior to litigating this issue, though the plea agreement was much better than it could have been largely because of this issue.
Notice of Alibi
Required Notice of Alibi under the Colorado Rules of Criminal Procedure.
Motion for State Witnesses to Discuss Facts with Defense Counsel
MOTION FOR AUTHORIZATION FOR STATE’S WITNESSES TO DISCUSS FACTS OF THE CASE WITH DEFENSE COUNSEL
Response to motion to Dismiss
A Response to motion to Dismiss in a Title VII employment discrimination case. Filed in Colorado US District Court
Motion to Dismiss for Lack of Jurisdiction
COMES NOW, Martinez Law Firm, LLC, behalf of Defendant, Marisa Aranda, and hereby submits this Motion to Dismiss for Lack of Jurisdiction by stating as follows:
1. On January 5, 2015, Defendant, Marisa Aranda was issued a Uniform Summons and Complaint or Penalty Assessment alleging driving under the influence, DUI per se, failure to present insurance and failure to obey a traffic signal. See attached Exhibit 1. In the Summons the officer states the offenses as alleged occurred in Arapahoe County, CO. The Colorado State Patrol Case Report also states the alleged offenses occurred in Arapahoe County, See attached Exhibit 2.
Entry of Appearance, Motion for Discovery, Waiver of Arraignment, Request for Pre-trial Conference
COMES NOW, Martinez Law Firm, LLC, who enters their appearance on behalf of Defendant, Marisa Aranda, and hereby waives arraignment/first appearance set for March 11, 2015, requests a pretrial conference with the Arapahoe County District Attorney at a mutually agreeable time, and requests an Order directing the prosecuting attorney to immediately provide discovery of the following material relevant to this case: