Before you hire any criminal defense attorney you should look beyond any advertising or pleasant conversations, and learn about the true capabilities of the attorney. Nothing speaks more to the truth about a criminal defense attorney's capabilities than real life examples of results achieved for clients facing charges similar to yours. We emphasize "similar to yours" because having specific knowledge in the relevant area is essential to winning. (i.e., A great DUI lawyer may not be a good violent crimes defense attorney.)
This page presents brief summations of real client cases that our law firm has successfully managed for clients throughout Georgia. We believe that you will quickly recognize that our law firm has consistently made good things happen for our clients.
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Client was convicted in Cobb County of DUI resulting in a thirty-six month sentence of incarceration. Our office did the appeal and discovered some legal problems. We convinced the prosecution and the court to give our client time served so he could be released to immigration officials for deportation.
State v. Undisclosed
Rapper Gucci Mane, on probation for anassault conviction, was arrested for possession of a firearm by a convicted felon, possession of marijuana, and DUI. Mr. Mane, facing a possible 3 1/2 year prison sentence, was given only a year in jail.
State v. G.M.
Client was convicted and sentenced in Forsyth Superior Court as a repeat offender. Thus, he would not be eligible for parole during his five year sentence. Our office was hired and convinced the District Attorney's Office and the Court to remove the repeat offender provision of his sentence. Thus, our client is now eligible for early parole.
State v. J.W.
Client's probation revoked in Fulton County, and he was sentenced to a seven year sentence in prison. Our office was hired to file a Sentence Modification. At the hearing, we presented valuable testimony from our client's wife and family. The Court reconsidered the seven year sentence and released our client on time served.
State v. J.S.
Client was convicted in Dekalb Recorders Court of a traffic violation as a commercial driver. Our office filed a Petition for Certiorari in the Superior Court of Dekalb County. The Court reversed the traffic conviction.
State v. Undisclosed
Client charged in Gwinnett County with probation revocation for the second time. Our office successfully argued for his release without any additional jail time.
State v. J.M.
Client was convicted in Forsyth County of felony Forgery and Theft. He was convicted on all counts and sentenced to ten years as a recidivist without the possibility of parole. Our office intervened and discovered a loophole in the case. We were able to remove the recidivist provision and have the sentence reduced to time served.
State v. J.W.
Client pleaded guilty to possession of marijuana in Turner County, Georgia. Our office was hired to handle the post-conviction matter by filing a habeas corpus petition. We discovered that the Solicitor General filed an improper charging document. Thus, the Superior Court agreed and we overturned the conviction
State v. Undisclosed
Client was facing his second revocation in Forsyth County Superior Court for failing a drug test, failing to pay a fine, and failing to report to his probation officer. The prosecution argued for three years in prison, but we convinced the Honorable Court to send our client to drug rehab.
State v. M.L.
Client facing a probation revocation in Gwinnett County State Court. Our office was successful in gaining our client’s release.
State v. T.C.
Federal Case # 09-13387, our law firm filed an appeal to the 11th Circuit after we were hired post-sentencing. The Court issued an opinion allowing a joint remand in a Medicare Fraud case so that our client could have a new sentencing hearing. We were successful in lessening her sentence by over two years which was more than a third of her sentence.
U.S. v. C. Beckwith
Our client, Sidney Dwayne Autry, hired us to appeal his conviction for committing the offense of stalking. The State was unable to prove that their case
properly proved the requirements that define stalking, therefore the judge reversed the conviction of Mr. Autry for stalking.
Autry v. State
Client was previously convicted of DUI and multiple counts of child endangerment, which caused him to have a significant suspension of his driver's license. Our firm was retained for the Appeal. Mr. Zimmerman persuaded the Court of Appeals to reverse the conviction, convinced the Court to make a new law regarding certain jury charges. Client subsequently had all of his driving privileges restored.
Wagner v. State of Georgia
(undisclosed) v. State of Georgia
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