Case Results – Page 2

September2020

Mr. Weinrieb's 22 year-old client was charged with 2 felony counts of unlawful possession of a firearm in a vehicle. The charge was reduced by the District Attorney to 1 misdemeanor after Mr. Weinrieb presented substantial evidence of his client's outstanding work, school and community service records, and that his client was well deserving of a second chance. The District Attorney was extremely fair in this case and all felony charges were dismissed. This case exemplifies how fair results can be achieved through proper negotiation.

July2020

Case Dismissed! Mr. Weinrieb's client was charged with speed racing. Following his client's completion of a driver's education course, all charges were dropped.

July2020

Diversion granted for Mr. Weinrieb's client charged with a drug DUI charge. Under the settlement negotiated by Mr. Weinrieb, his client must complete outpatient drug treatment and her drug DUI charge will be completely dismissed and she will have absolutely no criminal record.

May2020

Mr. Weinrieb's client was charged in High Profile case with "Peeping Tom" after posting nude pictures of another person online. Mr. Weinrieb filed a motion to dismiss the case since his client's conduct was in poor taste BUT NOT a crime. The District Attorney dropped the charges, and refiled the case as Disturbing the Peace -- a much less serious offense. The Client's case will be DISMISSED in 1 year.

May2020

Residential Burglary charge dismissed! Mr. Weinrieb's 18 year old female client was charged as the getaway driver in a residential burglary, which is a felony strike. She had no criminal record, was in college and working. Mr. Weinrieb was able to get the District Attorney to replace the Residential Burglary charge with a much less serious offense that his client can ultimately get removed and cleared from her record. The family was extremely grateful.

April2020

Mental Health Diversion granted! Mr. Weinrieb's client was charged with several counts of battery and resisting arrest after a confrontation in the park. Mr. Weinrieb got his client evaluated by a psychiatrist, who determined that he was in a bipolar manic episode at the time of the crime. Mr. Weinrieb filed a petition for Mental Health Diversion which was granted after 8 months of hearings. After completing counseling, Mr. Weinrieb's client's criminal record will be sealed and destroyed.

March2020

Mr. Weinrieb addressed all my concerns and responded immediately when I had any questions. I had a positive outcome in regards to my case and would definitely recommend Mr. Weinrieb to friends and family.

February2020

Mr. Weinrieb's client was charged in High Profile case with "Peeping Tom" after posting nude pictures of another person online. Mr. Weinrieb filed a motion to dismiss the case since his client's conduct was in poor taste BUT NOT a crime. The District Attorney dropped the charges, and refiled the case as Disturbing the Peace -- a much less serious offense. The Client's case will be DISMISSED in 1 year.

February2020

Mental Health Diversion granted! Mr. Weinrieb's client was charged with several counts of battery and resisting arrest after a confrontation in the park. Mr. Weinrieb got his client evaluated by a psychiatrist, who determined that he was in a bipolar manic episode at the time of the crime. Mr. Weinrieb filed a petition for Mental Health Diversion which was granted after 8 months of hearings. After completing counseling, Mr. Weinrieb's client's criminal record will be sealed and destroyed.

February2020

Residential Burglary charge dismissed! Mr. Weinrieb's 18 year old female client was charged as the getaway driver in a residential burglary, which is a felony strike. She had no criminal record, was in college and working. Mr. Weinrieb was able to get the District Attorney to replace the Residential Burglary charge with a much less serious offense that his client can ultimately get removed and cleared from her record. The family was extremely grateful.