Criminal Case Results

Client was arrested for DUI with a crash and a .17 BAC from a blood test at the hospital. He did not qualify for the First Time Offender Program because he had a prior DUI that was dismissed and a prior felony that was dismissed. It took holding the case open through Covid but we finally convinced the State to reduce the DUI to a Reckless Driving. Client never lost his license throughout the entire process. Client is a dedicated...

Client is charged with Criminal Mischief. Attorney Zahra Umansky is able to get Client into a diversion program. Client's charge is subsequently dismissed upon Client's successful completion of program!

Client was charged with 1 count of Unlawfully Discharging a Firearm in Public and Using a Firearm while Under the Influence of Alcohol. The prosecutor wanted a conviction on both counts and probation. Attorney Zahra Umansky was able to negotiate a much better plea deal. The Client only pled No Contest to one count, was NOT convicted, and received NO probation!

Client was criminally charged with having an out of state tag and never registering his motor vehicle in Florida. Attorney Zahra Umansky got the Court to give client a continuance in order to fix his tag issue. Attorney Umansky then provided the prosecutor with a valid registration and got the criminal charge dismissed!

Client had a gun at the airport by accident. Diversion was completed, case dismissed.

Client charged with Petit Theft. Attorney Zahra Umansky successfully got client into the pretrial diversion program which resulted in case being dismissed!

Dismissed

Withhold of adjudication, fine reduced from $281 to $206, court costs, 60 days to pay.

Adjudication of guilt, $50 fine, $756 restitution, credit time served

Originally facing an F3 Tampering with physical evidence, in an effort to resolve the matter without hte risk of trial return the client to his home, we agreed to an "attempted tampering with physical evidence." He served a CTS sentence on this matter with a $500 fine. Client was facing 2 felony VOPs and a F3 new law violation. After much litigation and negotiation, the State agreed to reinstate the probation on the two VOPs and credit for time served...