Case Results

Criminal defense attorney Michelle Fremen handled a possession of Methamphetamine with intent to distribute case in Chesapeake. The Client initially came in to consult with our Criminal Team about a PWID Meth charge they had that was set in the Chesapeake Circuit Court. After filing for discovery, and several discussions with the prosecutor, the client rejected all plea agreement offers, deciding instead to take the case to a bench trial. During the trial the first witness testified, and on cross examination Ms. Fremen was able to ultimately challenge that testimony sufficiently to request a dismissal of the case. The Court granted the request for dismissal based on the facts without objection.

Criminal defense attorney Michelle Fremen represented a client on Obtain Money By False Pretenses x2; Identity Theft x2; Use of a PC for Financial Gain; Computer Fraud charges in York County. The Client initially came in to consult with our Criminal Team about a fraud case that was currently pending at the General District Court level. After filing for discovery, several discussions with the prosecutor, and meeting with the client, the client rejected all plea agreement offers, deciding instead to take the case to a preliminary hearing. During the opening statements at the preliminary hearing, the Court found that there was no criminal intent on the part of the client and that the prosecutions did not have sufficient evidence to support probable cause. The Court granted the request for dismissal based on the facts without objection.