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State v. M.G.
June, 2016
Charges: 1st and 3rd Degree Arson, and Negligent Fires. All felonies.
Resolution:
Client pled guilty to negligent fires as a gross misdemeanor. It was of utmost importance to keep a felony off of his record. The facts pointed to his actions causing the fire. Still, through diligent and strategic negotiations, the client is only convicted of a gross misdemeanor offense. The State didn't even agree to this plea deal, but remained silent, meaning the Court had to be convinced this was the right and just result - which was no easy feet considering the victim gave a powerful victim impact statement at sentencing. The client is thrilled with the outcome.
Types of Charge(s): Arson & Negligent Fires