State v. Mr. A. (2021) 

Practice Area: Criminal Law / Sex Crimes  

Outcome: NO JAIL TIME for probation violation for Attempt to Commit Sexual Conduct with a Minor, a class 3 felony and a Dangerous Crime Against Children 

Description: Maricopa County, State v. Mr. A.  Mr. A. was facing his third probation violation. He faced a possibility of revocation to prison for a term of 5 to 15 years, or to reinstatement of probation with the potential of receiving a modification to intensive supervised probation, an extended duration up to lifetime probation, and up to 12 months in jail as a term of probation. At Disposition, the Probation Department recommended reinstatement to intensive lifetime supervised probation and to two months of initial jail. At Disposition, Defense counsel provided mitigation, case law, background research on the underlying case, and substantive medical records. As a result, the Judge reinstated Mr. A to standard supervised probation rather than intensive, to a five-year extension rather than lifetime, and to no jail term. 

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