Case Results

People v. D.T.

Client was charged with felony identity theft. Miles Booth was able to get the case reduced to a misdemeanor, and allow Client to avoid a felony conviction, and stay out of custody.

People v. S.L.

Client was charged with hit and run, and the alleged victim was claiming substantial damages. Extensive defense investigation revealed that the alleged victim was not credible, and Miles Booth convinced the District Attorney's Office to dismiss all charges.

People v. J.C.

Client was charged with felony DUI causing injury.  Miles Booth negotiated a plea to a misdemeanor DUI with no custody time. Client was undocumented, and ultimately allowed to remain out of custody, which substantially reduced the risk of deportation.

People v. N.B.

Client was an elderly woman accused of stealing items from a department store. Miles Booth was able to present mitigating evidence, and get the charges dismissed.

People v. A.H.

Client was charged with felony domestic violence. Miles Booth put together a comprehensive mitigation packet and was able to get the charges reduced to a misdemeanor, and keep Client out of custody.

People v. E.P.

Client charged with second soliciation offense. Miles Booth was able to negotiate a plea that resulted in the charges being dismissed.

Client was charged with hit and run. Extensive defense investigation revealed additional facts that led to a complete dismissal.

People v. V.C.

Client was charged with DUI. Client had a blood alcohol content of .14, almost double the legal limit. Miles Booth was able to negotiate a reduction to a "wet reckless".

People v. A.P.

Client was charged with DUI. Client had a blood alcohol content of .12. Miles Booth was able to negotiate a reduction to a "wet reckless".

People v. O.Q.

Client was charged with DUI. Client had a blood alcohol content of .11. Miles Booth was able to negotiate a reduction to a "wet reckless".