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Sentence Reversed

CASE:  State v. T.S., 2023 N.C. App. LEXIS 83 (2023) FACTS:  Client was convicted by a jury of multiple sex offenses and was sentenced to 634 months in prison. RESULT ON APPEAL: Sentence reversed due to violation of Client’s constitutional right to trial; Client re-sentenced to 216 months in prison.

Conviction Reversed; Client Resentenced

CASE:  State v. J.M., 14 CRS 217434 (2023) FACTS:  Client was convicted by a jury of multiple sex offenses and was sentenced to 600 months in prison. RESULT ON APPEAL: Convictions reversed due to ineffective assistance of counsel; Client re-sentenced to 125 months in prison.

New Trial Ordered

CASE:  State v. T.W., 2021 N.C. App. LEXIS 365 (2021) FACTS:  Client was convicted by a jury of felony drug charges and was sentenced to jail and probation. RESULT ON APPEAL: Convictions vacated and new trial ordered due to violation of Client’s constitutional right to counsel.

Resentenced

CASE:  United States v. A.G., 20-4519 (4th Cir. 2021) FACTS:  Client was convicted by a jury of federal drug charges and was sentenced to 136 months in prison. RESULT ON APPEAL: Sentence reversed due to illegal conditions of supervision; Client re-sentenced to shorter prison term.

Improper Jury Verdict

CASE:  State v. R.H., 2020 N.C. App. LEXIS 216 (2020) FACTS:  Client was convicted by a jury of a crime against nature and received a prison sentence. RESULT ON APPEAL:  Conviction reversed due to improper jury verdict.

Convictions Vacated, Charges Dismissed

CASE:  State v. A.L FACTS:  Client convicted of six counts of possession with intent to sell or distribute a controlled substance. The client was sentenced to 26-50 months of imprisonment, suspended upon 30 months of supervised probation. RESULT ON APPEAL:  Client’s convictions vacated due to violation of the client’s constitutional right to effective assistance of…

Released 219 Months Early

CASE:  State v. D.T. FACTS:  Client convicted in three counties of obtaining property by false pretenses and in two of those counties was sentenced as a habitual felon for a cumulative sentence of 355 to 448 months imprisonment.  RESULT ON APPEAL:  Client’s conviction for obtaining property by false pretenses was vacated in one county, resulting…

Conviction Vacated, Charges Dismissed

CASE:  State v. J.S. FACTS:  Client was convicted of stalking and received a 12-month probationary sentence.  RESULT ON APPEAL:  Conviction vacated due to violation of the client’s constitutional right to effective assistance of counsel and charges dismissed. 

Sentence Vacated

CASE:  State v. E.S. FACTS:  Client was convicted of conspiracy to deliver a controlled substance,  felony possession of a controlled substance, and intentionally maintaining a vehicle for keeping or selling a controlled substance. The client was sentenced to 8 to 19 months’ imprisonment.  RESULTS ON APPEAL:  Sentence vacated due to improper prior record level determination…

Habitual Felon Status Vacated

CASE:  State v. S.G. FACTS:  Client was convicted of robbery with a dangerous weapon, possession of a weapon of mass destruction, two counts of possession of a firearm by a felon,  possession with intent to sell or deliver a controlled substance, and attaining habitual felon status. The client was sentenced to 438 to 564 months’…

These are examples of prior cases in which we have obtained a positive result for our client.  Every case is different, and we cannot guarantee a specific result in your case.

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