Custodial Interference Victories
“Victories” Definition: DM Cantor defines a “Victory” as a Complete Acquittal at Jury/Bench Trial; cases Dismissed after they were set for Jury/Bench Trial; cases Dismissed prior to being set for Jury/Bench Trial; Pre-Charge/Pre-Indictment cases where DM Cantor Prevented Charges from being filed; a Partial Acquittal at Jury/Bench Trial; cases in which Charges were Substantially Reduced; and cases where Prison/Jail exposure or Civil Repercussions were Substantially Reduced.
Disclaimer – Results depend upon factors unique to each case and that results in one case do not predict similar results in others.
Release Granted (with Bond) in order to Return to Texas and Get Case Dismissed and Get Bond Exonerated | Felony Custodial Interference/Fugitive of Justice Warrant – State v. Ms. D.
COCONINO COUNTY SUPERIOR COURT (CASE NO. CR2019-01164) (DMC NO. 16023)
Not Charged | Felony Custodial Interference | State v. Mr. M (DMC No. 13542)
(PHOENIX POLICE DEPARTMENT DR2014-00120362)
Not Charged | Felony Custodial Interference
(GLENDALE POLICE DEPARTMENT INVESTIGATED)
Reduced to Misdemeanor | Felony Custodial Interference
NAVAJO SUPERIOR COURT (CASE NO. CR2006-0751)
Reduced to Probation With 90 Days of Jail | Felony Custodial Interference, Felony Sexual Conduct with a Minor, Felony Luring a Minor for Sexual Exploitation, and Felony Sending Obscene Internet Materials to a Minor
YUMA COUNTY SUPERIOR COURT (CASE NO. CR2017-00299)