The Cincinnati criminal defense attorneys of Luftman, Heck & Associates understand that being accused of an assault or a domestic violence crime is a very distressing time. It was no different for a young man in Clermont County, who previously served in the military when his girlfriend accused him of physically attacking her. Based on this claim, the man was charged with misdemeanor assault, carrying a possible 180 days in jail and $1,000 fine. The man stated that his girlfriend’s accusations were untrue and he understandably did not want a baseless criminal conviction tarnishing his record or sending him to jail for any length of time. Therefore, he reached out to criminal defense attorney Bradley J. Groene in his time of need.
Relying on his familiarity in similar cases, attorney Groene meticulously reviewed the available evidence. It became apparent that the victim’s claims were inconsistent and did not support the charges. Despite presenting the unreliable aspects of the case to the prosecution during pre-trial negotiations, they were initially uninterested in discussing plea agreements. As a result, attorney Groene prepared to fervently represent his client at trial. However, prior to the start of the trial, the assigned prosecutor reviewed the facts and attorney Groene effectively achieved a dismissal. The man was relieved to be vindicated from these unfounded allegations and spared from spending time in jail, which may not have been possible if not for the legal intervention of attorney Groene.
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