Results

Defendant was arrested for a direct sale of 40 oxycodone pills to an undercover officer from the New York Police Department. Counsel was able to secure a plea wherein the defendant was required to complete a drug treatment program. Upon successful completion of the program, the case will be dismissed and the defendant will not have a criminal record.

Defendant was charged as a top member of an ecstasy distribution conspiracy that distributed 30,000 pills per month for five years. The case involved several wiretaps that captured the conspirators discussing sales of large quantities of ecstasy as well as several cooperators that were prepared to testify against the higher-ranking members of the conspiracy. Defendant pled guilty in the Eastern District of New York. At sentencing counsel made several innovative arguments that lowered the sentencing guidelines and was ultimately able to secure a sentence of probation.

Federal Agents at Floyd Benet Field approached defendant for smoking marijuana. The Agents discovered that the defendant was also in possession of over 350 Oxycodone pills. The case was transferred to the Kings County District Attorney’s Office. Counsel was able to secure a plea to Disorderly Conduct, a violation not a crime prior to Indictment.

Defendant was coerced into giving officers permission to search his house where the officers found 51 bags of cocaine, weight scale and other drug paraphernalia. Defendant and his girlfriend, who resided in the apartment with defendant were arrested and charged with a B felony, possession with intent to distribute a controlled substance. The case was dismissed against both defendants prior to Grand Jury indictment.

Defendant was arrested for allegedly robbing two people of their money and cell phones. The victims claimed that they did not know the defendant. Counsel was able to convince the assistant district attorney that the alleged victims were actually drug dealers that lied to the Police about the incident. The case was dismissed.