Criminal Law
(DUI, Shoplifting, Spousal Battery , Misdemeanor & Felony Cases)
Spousal Battery
Client was accused of violating Penal Code Sections 273.5 and 243 (e)(1) (Domestic Violence and Battery of a Spouse Co-Habitant) for an alleged incident with spouse. Attorney Jacques Sapier present the client's case in the best possible light during the meetings with the prosecutor. In the end, the prosecutor decided NOT TO FILE A CRIMINAL CHARGE against the client. If the client had been found guilty the client would have been facing up to 6 months in jail and a year-long domestic violence class.
Spousal Battery
The client was charged with Penal Code Sections 273.5 and 243(e) (Domestic Violence and Battery against a spouse/co-habitant ) . Attorney Jacques Sapier got the client out of jail after convincing the judge that bail amount should be eliminated. The District Attorney wanted the client to attend a 52-week batterers class and to serve time in jail. However, Attorney Jacques Sapier presented the case during the second court hearing that the District Attorney agreed to COMPLETE DISMISSAL of the case.
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE AND CHILD ENDANGERMENT ( California Penal Code Sections 273.5 and 273d)
Client was charged with Penal Code Sections 273.5 and 273d ( Domestic Violence and Child Endangerment ) . AT THE VERY FIRST PRE -TRIAL THE CASE WAS DISMISSED AGAINST THE CLIENT. Attorney Jacques Sapier's familiarity with the Deputy District Attorney and the court proved very beneficial to the client and saved the client up to one year in jail on each charge, a year long domestic violence class, community service and various fines and fee.
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