Showing posts with label dismiss. Show all posts
Showing posts with label dismiss. Show all posts

Friday, September 2, 2011

Snohomish County Marijuana Lawyer

In addition to its general criminal practice based in Snohomish County, Washington, Ashbach Law Offices, LLC has built a strong reputation of defending persons charged with marijuana and drug paraphernalia crimes. Successful representation has included possession of marijuana charges, possession of drug paraphernalia charges, possession of controlled substance charges with intent to deliver, as well as manufacture of controlled substances. Past outcomes include dismissals, agreements to dismiss, and reductions from felony charges to non-felony charges.

Criminal charges as seemingly minor as possessing small amounts of marijuana can have serious, long-term effects. If you have , or someone you care about has, been charged (or expect to be) with a possession of marijuana, possession of drug paraphernalia, or any other drug-based charged, contact Ashbach Law Offices, LLC at (360) 659-4950 today for a free, knowledgeable case evaluation.

Monday, March 14, 2011

Wednesday, January 12, 2011

January recent results

Harassment - Domestic Violence - Reduced to Disorderly Conduct, non-DV; No jail.
Assault Fourth Degree (Assault 4) Domestic Violence - Dismissed at jury call.
Assault Fourth Degree - Dismissed on compromise of Misdemeanor.
Federal charge of drug possession - dismissed.
Felony drug possession - resolved as gross misdemeanor, no jail and no treatment.

Monday, December 20, 2010

Creation of New Recent Results Page

Ashbach Law Offices, LLC has created a new Recent Results page to update clients and potential clients of the great work we have been doing for our clients, from Assault and Domestic Violence, to DUI, Reckless Driving, Negligent Driving and Suspended Licenses, to http://www.ashbachlawoffices.com/MaliciousMischief.html and Drug Charges, to Disorderly Conduct, theft and shoplifting and other allegations.

Be sure to click back regularly for updates.

Friday, December 3, 2010

November and December Sample Results

The Snohomish County Lawyers at Ashbach Law Offices, LLC continue their string of successful case resolution for their clients. In the recent months, successes include, but are certainly not limited the following:

Two counts of assault with a firearm - one day jail; case to be dismissed after 12 months probation.

Assault in the Fourth Degree - Domestic Violence - No Contact Order dropped, Case Dismissed

Malicious Mischief Third Degree - Domestic Violence - to be dismissed after 12 months; no treatment

Assault in the Fourth Degree - Domestic Violence - Dismissed at arraignment upon legal argument

Shoplifting - Dismissed

Assault in the Fourth Degree - Domestic Violence; Original offer 60 days jail; result in Disorderly Conduct, no jail.

Monday, October 18, 2010

Success Stories in Recent Days

Ashbach Law Offices, LLC has been continuing the trend of achieving great results for its clients. Recent successes include:

Minor in Possession/Minor in Consumption: Dismissals and agreements to dismiss.

Negligent Driving in the Second Degree: reduced to non-driving infraction; no insurance impact.

Assault Four Domestic Violence (Assault 4 DV) - Dismissal and agreements to dismiss.

Probation Review Hearings: Clients released from jail months early and/or no action taken by the court on alleged violations.

Friday, October 8, 2010

Case Dismissed Snohomish County Lawyer - Assault DV

Today, Ashbach Law Offices, LLC achieved an outright dismissal of a charge of Assault in the Fourth Degree, Domestic Violence. This was the result of hard work, investigation, and knowledge of laws and evidence that strengthened our case. The No-Contact Order issued in the case was also dropped.

Also dismissed today for another client was an Obstruction of Justice charge, and we reached a resolution for dismissal of a Resisting Arrest charge.

Ashbach Law Offices, LLC continues strengthening its record of success for clients on a weekly basis. A criminal charge can be very stressful, but you haven't been convicted yet. Let us make sure that doesn't happen.