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Felony Reduced
1st Degree Felony - Manufacturing & Delivering
FIRST DEGREE FELONY MAN/DEL CS PG 2 >= 4G<400G REDUCED. Client indicted
for Manufacturing and Delivery of very large quantity of Ecstasy. Nathan
Miller negotiated a plea bargain reducing the charge to possession in
exchange for the minimum sentence allowed by law.
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Reduced
2nd DWI with BAC .15 or Higher
Client wrecked vehicle after driving off of I35 and was subsequently arrested
for DWI. A blood test showed his BAC was above a .15. Because he had a
prior DWI conviction he was charged with DWI 2ND and faced jail time with
tough probation requirements afterward. Nathan Miller got the blood test
results and prior conviction dropped. Client received probation with no
jail time and no ignition interlock for DWI 1ST.
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License Saved
Administrative License Revocation (ALR) Hearing
DWI Client’s Driver’s License suspension denied and licese
saved after Nathan Miller won Client’s Administrative License Revocation
(ALR) Hearing.
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Dismissed, Future Expunction Eligibility.
Aggravated Sexual Assault of a Child
17-year-old client’s family hired Nathan after he confessed to having consensual
sex with a 13-year-old girl at a park. After investigation uncovered thousands of text messages and secret, fake Facebook accounts, Nathan Miller presented the Defense’s case to the Denton County Grand Jury. After careful consideration of the whole story, not just the police and the victim’s family’s version, the Grand Jury “No Billed” (refused to indict) the case.
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Client's Driver License Saved
ALR Proceeding
ALR Proceeding Regarding Driver’s License Dismissed – Client’s
Driver License Saved
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License Saved
ALR Proceeding
ALR Proceeding Regarding Driver’s License Dismissed – Client’s
Driver License Saved.
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Expunction Granted
Assault
Expunction Granted on Assault by Contact Charge
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Dismissed
Assault Causing Bodily Injury
Client charged with Class A Misdemeanor assault after a bar fight. Nathan Miller set the case for trial and the charge was later dismissed.
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Expunged
Assault Causing Bodily Injury
Expunction granted on assault causing bodily injury case.
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Dismissed
Assault Family Violence
Client arrested for “Assault Causing Bodily Injury - Family Violence”. Nathan Miller convinced prosecutors to decline the case after submitting pertinent medical records and an affidavit of non-prosecution from the alleged victim.
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Dismissed
Assault Family Violence
Assault Family Violence Case Dismissed after Nathan Miller set the case
for Jury Trial.
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Reduced to Class C Misdemeanor
Assault Family Violence
School Teacher Client arrested for Class A Misdemeanor “Assault Causing
Bodily Injury – Family Violence”. After further investigation,
Client and Nathan agreed to set the case for jury trial. Prior to trial,
the District Attorney’s Office reduced the charge to Class C Misdemeanor
“Assault by Contact”. Client pleaded No Contest and received
no jail time, no probation, and no finding of “family violence”;
only a $100.00 fine. Most importantly, Client is able to continue serving
our community by teaching and coaching at his current school.
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Reduced to Class C Misdemeanor
Assault Family Violence
School Teacher Client arrested for Assault Causing Bodily Injury –
Family Violence. After further investigation, Nathan Miller set the case
for jury trial. Prior to the case reaching trial, the District Attorney’s
Office offered to reduce the charge to Class C Assault by Contact and
Client plead No Contest to that charge. No jail time, no probation, no
finding of family violence; just a $100.00 fine. Most importantly, Client
is able to continue serving our community by teaching and coaching at
his current school. Win-win.
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Hung Jury: No Conviction
Boating While Intoxicated
Client arrested for BWI on Independence Day in an area called “Party
Cove”. Refused chemical test, but the officer got a search warrant
and seized his blood, which was 50% over the legal limit.
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Felony Reduced
Burglary of Habitation with Intent to Commit Sex Offense
Teenage client indicted for allegedly entering a home with the intent to commit a sex crime. A conviction as charged would have required lifetime registration as a
sex offender. Nathan Miller negotiated a plea bargain for a different charge that avoided registration. Client now out of jail and moving on with life a free man.
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Client avoided a fine and probation
Criminal History
Client with previous criminal history sentenced to only 2 Days confinement
in County Jail on Possession of Marijuana < 2oz charge. Client avoided
a fine and probation, which was his goal.
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Charges Avoided
Deferred Adjudication granted on felony drug charge
Client was arrested after officers executed search warrant based on information
that he was dealing large amounts of drugs. Drugs were found along with
thousands of dollar sin cash, an AK-47 assault rifle, and a handgun. Client
avoided money laundering and weapons charges. Client avoid conviction
and is supervised on probation for possession only.
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Case Dismissed
Driving While Intoxicated with a 0.10 Blood Test
Nathan Miller negotiated a deal for a client who was not a US citizen and
faced possible deportation if convicted of DWI.
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Charges Reduced
Driving While Intoxicated with a BAC 0.10
Blood Test Reduced to Obstruction to a Highway. Client avoids a DWI conviction
and DPS driver license surcharges. Client will be eligible for records
sealing after probation.
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Charges Reduced
Driving While Intoxicated with a BAC 0.226
Breath Test thrown out and DWI charge reduced from DWI with a BAC .15 or
higher. Client avoids high DPS surcharge and mandatory ignition interlock
on his vehicle.
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Dismissed
Driving While Intoxicated/Unlawful Carrying of Weapon
Driving While Intoxicated and Unlawful Carrying of a Weapon cases dismissed
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Dismissed & Expunged
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Reduced to Obstruction of a Highway
DWI
Client charged with DWI. Set the case for jury trial and before the trial date the State reduced the charge to a non-intoxication offense. Client avoids DWI conviction and surcharges.
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Client's License saved
DWI
DWI Client’s Driver’s License suspension denied and licese
saved after Nathan Miller won Client’s Administrative License Revocation
(ALR) Hearing
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ODL Granted
DWI
ODL Granted for Client with DWI
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Not Guilty
DWI
Client Acquitted of DWI after Jury Trial. State admitted video and breath
test evidence. Nathan Miller convinced the jury client was Not Guilty.
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Reduced to Obstruction of Highway
DWI
After the first jury trial in this case resulted in a mistrial, the District
Attorney’s Office finally relented and reduced the charge against
our client to a non-intoxication offense which doesn’t require a
license surcharge and is eligible for deferred adjudication probation.
This means our Client will be able to seal the records of his arrest and
case after successfully completing a short probation.
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Second DWI Charge Reduced
DWI
25 year old client charged with his second DWI and had he been convicted,
any future arrest for DWI would be charged as a felony in Texas. Nathan
Miller set the case for jury trial and the case was reduced to the misdemeanor
charge of Obstruction of a Highway prior to trial. Client avoids the DWI
conviction and the $3000.00 surchages assessed by DPS as a result.
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Reduced to Obstruction of a Highway
DWI
Young Client consented to a breath test and passed – barely. Officers
then requested a blood specimen and he tested positive for prescription
medications. We set the case for trial and after much preparation and
medical research, the State agreed to reduce the charge to Obstruction
of a Highway and Client was placed on Deferred Adjudication. Client avoids
the DWI conviction and the $3000.00 surcharges that would have been assessed
by DPS. Client earns the ability to have his arrest and case records sealed
upon successful completion of Deferred.
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ODL Granted
DWI
ODL Granted for Client with DWI.
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Dismissed & Expunged
DWI
Expunction Granted on a dismissed Driving While Intoxicated case.
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Dismissed
DWI & Unlawful Carrying of a Weapon
Driving While Intoxicated and Unlawful Carrying of a Weapon case dismissed.
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Reduced to Obstruction of a Highway
DWI 2nd
Had our 25-year-old client been convicted, any future arrest for DWI would
be charged as a felony in Texas. Nathan Miller set the case for jury trial
and the case was reduced to the misdemeanor charge of “Obstruction
of a Highway” prior to trial. Client avoids another DWI conviction,
jail time, and the mandatory $4,500.00 surcharge assessed by DPS.
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Dismissed
DWI 2nd
Client charged with second DWI. Conviction would have required jail time
and ignition interlock on vehicle.
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Reduced
DWI 2nd
Nathan Miller was able to negotiate a plea agreement for Client to receive
the absolute minimum punishment allowed under Texas law. No fine. No probation.
No additional jail time.
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Acquittal
DWI Jury Trial
Client charged with DWI and failed field sobriety tests… in the
pouring rain. Client rejected plea offer and went to trial with Nathan.
Jury acquitted Client after deliberating for 10 minutes.
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Charges Reduced
DWI with a BAC >0.15
Class A DWI with a BAC >0.15 reduced to Class B DWI by disproving the
Blood Test. Client avoids Ignition Interlock.
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Reduced
DWI with BAC .15 or Higher
After two jury trials resulted in mistrials, Client was offered time served
on a reduced charge. A great result for a client with the courage to go
to trial despite an alleged high BAC.
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Pre-Trial Diversion
Failure to Identify
Client granted Pre-Trial Diversion on Failure to Identify charge.
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Client granted Pre-Trial Diversion
Failure to Identify Charge
Client granted Pre-Trial Diversion on Failure to Identify charge.
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Charge Reduced to a Misdemeanor DWI
Felony Driving While Intoxicated
Client originally arrested and charged with 2 counts of DWI with a child
passenger. Client was driving home from bar with her two children. Prosecutors
agreed that in the interest of justice client should be supervised on
misdemeanor DWI probation. Client avoided a felony conviction.
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Minimum Sentence Granted
Felony DWI 3rd
Client received the minimum sentence for Felony DWI 3rd despite repeated
bond violations and alcohol/drug failures. Client to receive rehab as
part of sentence.
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Case Dismissed
Felony Engaging in Organized Criminal Activity
Non-US Citizen client was indicted for allegedly assisting in a large embezzlement
scheme. Case eventually dismissed and client will be eligible for an Expunction
of her case records.
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Dismissed
Felony Family Violence Injury to a Child
Felony Family Violence Injury to a Child Case- No Billed by the Grand Jury.
Case dismissed.
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Dismissed
Felony Family Violence- Injury to a Child
Felony Family Violence Injury to a Child Case- No Billed by the Grand Jury.
Case dismissed.
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Felony Reduced
Felony Fraudulent Use / Possession of Identifying Info
Client indicted for felony fraud charge. Nathan Miller negotiated a 30-day
misdemeanor sentence.
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Charges Reduced
Felony Possession of Controlled Substance
Felony Possession of Controlled Substance charge reduced to misdemeanor
charge. Client pled to one day time served.
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Felony Case Dismissed
Felony Possession of Controlled Substance
Client arrested for Possession of Controlled Substance. Prior to Grand
Jury, the District Attorney’s Office agreed to decline the case
without indictment.
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Dismissed
Felony Theft
Client arrested and charged with
Theft of Property < $1500 with 2 or more prior convictions. Before case was reviewed by the Grand Jury and potentially indicted as a formal felony charge the case was declined by the District Attorney’s Office. Case dismissed!
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Reduced to Misdemeanor
Felony Theft
Client indicted for State Jail Felony Theft of Property. Nathan Miller
negotiated plea bargain down to Class B Misdemeanor Theft. Client received
10 days County Jail as punishment and avoided felony conviction.
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Dismissed
Felony Theft
Client arrested and charged with Felony Theft of Property < $1500 with
2 or more prior convictions. Before case was reviewed by the Grand Jury
and potentially indicted as a formal felony charge the case was declined
by the District Attorney’s Office.
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Reduced to a Class B Misdemeanor
Felony Theft
Client indicted for State Jail Felony Theft. Nathan Miller negotiated 9
months deferred adjudication probation for lesser offense.
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Felony Reduced to Misdemeanor
Felony Theft of a Controlled Substance
Pharmacy employee allegedly stole hundreds of prescription pills from employer.
Prior to being arrested, Client hired Nathan Miller who arranged for a
meeting with the Detective. Client had already confessed to employer.
Nathan was able to negotiate deferred adjudication probation for Misdemeanor
Theft of Property. Client avoided felony charge and avoided a drug charge
altogether.
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Dismissed
Felony Theft of Controlled Substance
Client confessed to stealing prescription medication from a home. Nathan Miller contacted the detective and worked towards a reduction in the charge. Case was filed as a
misdemeanor theft and after client completed community service and a drug class, case was dismissed.
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Charges Reduced
Harassment Charges
Two Class A Harassment charges reduced to Class C citations for Disorderly
Conduct after Nathan Miller set cases for Jury Trial. Client paid fine
only. No jail, no probation.
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Dismissed
Motion to Revoke Felony Probation
Client on 10 years probation for second-degree felony Possession of Controlled
Substance with Intent to Deliver. State filed motion to revoke probation
based on a new DWI arrest. After Client received treatment and counseling,
Nathan Miller was able to convince District Attorney to reinstate Client’s
probation.
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MTR Dismissed
Motion to Revoke Probation
Client arrested and indicted for Aggravated Assault with a Deadly Weapon
after allegedly trying to run over ex-girlfriend with car. Case reduced
to misdemeanor Criminal Mischief and Client placed on probation. While
on probation, Client arrested twice more for Misdemeanor Assault. State
filed Motion to Revoke Probation. Nathan negotiated a reinstatement of
the probation. No jail time ordered.
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Expunction Granted
Possession Case
Expunction Granted after Possession Case dismissed
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Dismissed
Possession of Drug Paraphernalia
Client stopped for a traffic offense and consented to a vehicle search.
Pipe was found under seat. Nathan Miller convinced prosecutor impossible
to prove knowledge of the pipe.
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Expunction Granted
Possession of Marijuana
Expunction Granted on Possession of Marijuana Case
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Dismissed
Possession of Marijuana
Client arrested after officer allegedly smelled odor of marijuana during
traffic stop and found marijuana in the vehicle. Nathan Miller revealed
information about the officer to the State prosecutor who decided to dismiss
the charge.
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Expunged
Possession of Marijuana
Expunction Granted on Possession of Marijuana Case.
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Expunged
Possession of Marijuana
Expunction granted on Possession of Marijuana case.
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Pre-trial Diversion Program
Possession of Marijuana
Client approved for Pre-trial Diversion Program for Possession of Marijuana.
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Case Dismissed
Possession of Marijuana < 2 OZ
Case Dismissed after client successfully completed a 12 month Pretrial
Diversion Program. Client’s arrest and criminal case records have
now all been Expunged.
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Case Dismissed
Possession of Marijuana < 2oz
Case dismissed after client successfully completed a 12 month Pretrial
Diversion Program. Client now eligible for an Order of Expunction.
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Granted Pre-Trial diversion
Possession of Marijuana < 2oz
Client granted Pre-Trial Diversion on Possession of Marijuana < 2oz charge.
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2 Days Confinement; Fines & Probation Avoided
Possession of Marijuana < 2oz
Client with previous criminal history sentenced to only 2 Days confinement
in County Jail on Possession of Marijuana < 2oz charge. Client avoided
a fine and probation, which was his goal.
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Pre-Trial Diversion
Possession of Marijuana < 2oz
Client granted Pre-Trial Diversion on Possession of Marijuana < 2oz charge.
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Dismissed
Possession of Marijuana <2oz
Client originally arrested for felony Tampering/Destroying Physical Evidence
for allegedly swallowing Marijuana during a traffic stop. Nathan negotiated
case down to Class B Misdemeanor before indictment. Later, Client rejected
plea offer and Nathan set the case for jury trial. State eventually dismissed
the case before trial.
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Client avoided convictions
Probation Violations
Probation granted for two new offenses committed while Client was already
on probation out of the same court. Normally the commission of new offenses
while on probation results in a revocation and substantial jail time.
Nathan Miller negotiated a deal for client to take drug classes and complete
additional community service hours in exchange for continued deferred
adjudication probation.
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Dismissed
Public Intoxication
Expunction Granted after Public Intoxication case was dismissed
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Dismissed & Expunged
Public Intoxication
Expunction granted after public intoxication case was dismissed.
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Felony Case Dismissed
Robbery
Juvenile Client charged with Felony Robbery. Nathan Miller Interviewed additional witnesses and after further investigation convinced prosecutor to dismiss the case altogether.
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DWI 2ND Offense Reduced
Second DWI
Nathan Miller was able to negotiate a plea bargain for Client to receive
the absolute minimum punishment allowed under Texas law. No fine. No probation.
No additional jail time.
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Dismissed
Theft
Theft Case Dismissed
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Dismissed
Theft
Theft Case Dismissed.
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Dismissed
Theft
Client arrested and charged with Theft of Property < $1500 with 2 or more prior convictions. Before case was reviewed by the Grand Jury and potentially indicted as a formal felony charge the case was declined by the District Attorney’s Office. Case dismissed!
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Expunction Granted
Theft
Expunction granted for client who was arrested for theft. Mr. Miller got
her theft charge dismissed and immediately filed a petition for expunction
on her behalf. With the Expunction now granted, every agency or private
entity with records related to our client’s arrest for this offense
have been ordered by the court to delete and destroy those records allowing
client to deny the arrest ever occured.
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Dismissed & Expunged
Theft
Expunction granted for client who was arrested for theft. Mr. Miller got
her theft charge dismissed and immediately filed a petition for expunction
on her behalf. With the Expunction now granted, every agency or private
entity with records related to our client’s arrest for this offense
have been ordered by the court to delete and destroy those records allowing
client to deny the arrest ever occurred.
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Dismissed
Theft >=$20<$500 by Check
Client charged with writing a Hot Check. Nathan Miller set the case for
jury trial. Before trial date District Attorney’s Office folded.
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Expunction Granted After Case Dismissed
Theft of Property
Expunction Granted after Theft of Property case dismissed
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Dismissed & Expunged
Theft of Property
Expunction Granted after Theft of Property case dismissed.
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Case Dismissed; Criminal Record Expunged
Theft of Property - $50 < $500
Case Dismissed after client successfully completed a 12 month Pretrial
Diversion Program. Client’s arrest and criminal case records have
now all been Expunged.
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No Jail Time
Two DWI
Young Client arrested for DWI with a BAC > .15 and while on bond Client
arrested again for DWI with a BAC > .15. Client rejected State’s
plea offer and Nathan Miller successfully presented the cases in an Open
Plea to the Judge who assessed no jail time and no probation – only
15 days “Labor Detail” at the local Police Department and
a fine. Client avoids jail and saves the money and time associated with
community supervision probation.
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Successfully Resolved
Two DWI Cases
Young Client arrested for DWI with a BAC of > .15. While on bond Client
arrested again for DWI with a BAC > .15. Nathan Miller successfully
presented the cases in an open plea to the Judge who assessed no jail
and no probation – only 15 days Labor Detail at the Police Department
and a fine. Client avoid jail and saves the money and time associated
with community supervision.
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Dismissed
Two Serious Felony Charges
Client charged with Aggravated
Sexual Assault of a Child and Indecency With a Child By Contact. With the help of our investigator and an expert witness we prepared a Grand Jury presentation that resulted in a “No Bill of Indictment” for both cases. With the charges now dismissed, Client can now move along with his life without registering as a sex offender and can eventually have his arrest records expunged.
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Case Dismissed
Unlawful Carrying of a Weapon
Client was in possession of a gun while arrested for DWI. Nathan Miller
was able to convince the prosecutors to dismiss the charge altogether.