REDUCED to undesignated felony with possibility of earning a misdemeanor and NO JAIL TIMEState v. Mr. B. (2020)

rogerAssault, Case Successes, Violent

Practice Area: Criminal Law / Aggravated Assault, a class three Dangerous felony and domestic violence offense, and Disorderly Conduct, a class one misdemeanor

Date: January 21, 2020

Outcome: REDUCED to undesignated felony with possibility of earning a misdemeanor and NO JAIL TIME

Description: Maricopa County Superior Court, State v. Mr. B.

Mr B’s initial plea offer was to plead to Aggravated Assault, a class three felony. After the production of mitigation to the prosecutor, Castillo Law was able to negotiate to a plea to Disorderly Conduct, a supervised probation plea to an undesignated class six felony, which allows for the possibility of earning a misdemeanor upon the successful completion of probation. Under this new plea offer, a judge has the ability to impose up to three years of probation and up to a year of jail time. However, after the production of a written sentencing recommendation and an oral argument at Sentencing by Castillo Law, Mr. B received a sentence of two years of supervised probation with no jail time.

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