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DISMISSED – Production and Possession of Marijuana for Sale, State v. Mr. R.

DISMISSED – Production and Possession of Marijuana for Sale, State v. Mr. R. (DMC No. 9914) (Maricopa County Superior Court No. CR 2009-006670): Mr. R. had gotten into an argument with his girlfriend when the police were called. When they arrived, the girlfriend’s mother told the police that Mr. R had been growing Marijuana in the shed, and had been selling Marijuana along with some Methamphetamine. The Maricopa County Attorney’s Office waited almost 2 years to charge Mr. R., and in that time they had lost the video tape detailing the alleged crime scene. We then filed a Willets –a motion which would have greatly hurt the State’s case. The State was then forced to file a motion to dismiss all charges.

DISMISSED – Illegal Sale of Prescription Drugs, State v. Mr. A. (DMC No.7256)

DISMISSED – Illegal Sale of Prescription Drugs, State v. Mr. A. (DMC No.7256) (Maricopa County Superior Court No. JV 544825): Mr. A. was a 15 year old high school student who took Zanax to school to sell to other kids. He was subsequently arrested and charged with Possession of Narcotic Drugs for Sale. We were able to convince the prosecutors to keep the case in Juvenile Court, rather than routing it do adult court, where Mr. A. would have potentially faced years in prison. We were able to show that because of his youth and immaturity, this case should be dismissed in its entirety. In exchange for a 3 page essay to be given to the judge, we were able to have all charges dismissed.

DISMISSED AT TRIAL – Possession of Marijuana and Possession of Drug Paraphernalia

DISMISSED AT TRIAL – Possession of Marijuana and Possession of Drug Paraphernalia, State v. Ms. H. (University Lakes Justice Court No. CR05-0550731): Ms. H. was a resident of an ASU dormitory when police responded to an anonymous tip of drug sales. When they questioned Ms. H., she consented to a search of the room. Underneath the bed they found a bag containing various items with burnt marijuana residue, and a small amount of marijuana. Our contention was that the amount of marijuana was not enough to use, and because multiple people used that room, they could not prove it belonged to Ms. H. Just before trial was to begin, we made a Motion that the actual evidence needed to be produced at trial, and the State did not have the evidence in their possession. Therefore, the State filed a motion to dismiss all charges.

DISMISSED – Possession of Marijuana & Drug Paraphernalia

DISMISSED – Possession of Marijuana & Drug Paraphernalia, State v. Mr. T. (20020018CR): Mr. T. was stopped for a minor traffic violation in the Town of Quartzsite. Subsequently, a search of his vehicle took place, which was illegal. We filed various Motions and the State agreed to dismiss the charges in their entirety.

DISMISSED – Possession of Dangerous Drugs

DISMISSED – Possession of Dangerous Drugs, State v. Mr. M. (DMC No. 3149) (A22820CR): Mr. M. was stopped for an alleged Reckless Driving. Subsequently his vehicle was searched and dangerous drugs were located. Due to the fact that that search of his vehicle was questionable, we were able to get the County Attorney to agree to dismiss the drug charges.

DISMISSED – Transportation of Marijuana for Sale

DISMISSED – Transportation of Marijuana for Sale, State v. Mr. P. (DMC No. 3712) (2003032789CR): Mr. P. was accused of sending 8 pounds of marijuana through the U.S. Mail. We were able to demonstrate that the State would have a very difficult time proving it was Mr. P. who actually mailed the marijuana. In addition, there were no fingerprints or admissions tying him to this crime. We were able to negotiate a deal which included taking some classes in exchange for a dismissal of all charges.

DISMISSED – Possession of Marijuana

DISMISSED – Possession of Marijuana, State v. Mr. R. (010800383CR): Mr. R. was pulled over for speeding, and subsequently cited for Possession of Marijuana. Officers took his wallet and looked through it while they were questioning him and found a marijuana cigarette. We were able to get the Pima County Attorney’s Office to dismiss all charges due to a warrantless search issue.

DISMISSED – Possession of Dangerous Drugs and Drug Manufacturing Equipment

DISMISSED – Possession of Dangerous Drugs and Drug Manufacturing Equipment, State v. Mr. W. (99025147CR): Mr. W. was pulled over by police for a minor traffic violation. They opened the trunk of his car without his permission and found drugs and drug manufacturing equipment. Although he initially had a $50,000 bond and the Pinal County Attorney’s Office was seeking prison time, we were able to file a Motion to Suppress all of the items seized, and they moved to dismiss all charges prior to the hearing.

DISMISSED – Possession of Marijuana and Drug Paraphernalia

DISMISSED – Possession of Marijuana and Drug Paraphernalia, State v. Mr. S. (9906212CR): Mr. S. was pulled over for a minor traffic violation, and officers claimed they could smell marijuana. They found a scale in the center console and then they searched his backpack, finding over 1 pound of marijuana. Because the search of the backpack was done without a warrant, we were able to file a Motion to Suppress all evidence, and the State moved to dismiss all charges against Mr. S.