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Chartier & Nyamfukudza, P.L.C. is proud that our team has achieved positive outcomes for so many deserving clients. Please keep in mind that the success of any case depends on the unique circumstances of each case. We cannot guarantee future results based on past successes we have achieved.
C&N’s client was accused of criminal sexual conduct by a family member. Takura contacted the police early into the investigation and provided the results of C&N’s investigation to undercut the claims. Takura also remained in contact with the screening prosecutor during the years-long investigation. Takura remained diligent in fighting these claims and kept the client informed throughout the process until the prosecutor decided not to issue charges. Our client can now move forward without these charges looming overhead.
C&N’s client was accused of criminal sexual conduct by a decades-long family friend. As is typical, Takura wasted no time contacting the lead detective. C&N’s investigation showed that the claims had no basis in truth. The prosecutor agreed and consequently declined to issue serious, life-altering charges against our client.
C&N’s client was a college student accused of criminal sexual conduct by a woman he met just once at a party. C&N’s investigation revealed her true motivation for making the false claim. Takura proactively reached out to the prosecutor, leading to no charges being issued. While the charging decision was pending, C&N’s client had peace of mind and confidence due to Takura’s extensive knowledge of the process. Now, our client can continue to work toward graduation without the prospect of life-altering criminal sexual charges hanging over his head.
C&N’s client was a college student who was charged with two counts of criminal sexual conduct in the first degree. Our client indicated that the complainant had consented to the sexual interaction. Mary, Lizzy, and the entire C&N team thoroughly investigated the case and prepared for trial. After fighting for C&N’s client at trial, the jury came back with not guilty verdicts across the board!
C&N’s client was accused of committing multiple felony drug offenses. Mary and Marisa advocated on the client’s behalf and convinced the prosecutor to dismiss all the charges against C&N’s client. Now our client can continue to provide for her family without the fear of prosecution looming over her.
C&N’s client was a college student accused of multiple offenses, including assaulting a police officer outside of a bar. After significant mitigation was compiled, Marisa negotiated a plea under the Homes Youthful Trainee Act. After successful completion of probation, the charges will be deferred and C&N’s client will have no criminal record.
C&N’s client was charged with two offenses after his dog accidentally escaped from his home. During negotiations, Marisa was able to show all the steps the client took to rectify the situation so it would never happen again. This resulted in her securing a plea deal to dismiss the charges and instead accept responsibility for a civil infraction. This way C&N’s client will continue having no criminal record.
C&N’s client was accused by a woman of domestic violence, and she obtained a personal protection order. We filed a motion to terminate the PPO, and successfully convinced the court to terminate the PPO despite the woman’s accusations.
Our client contacted C&N to get two offenses expunged from his record. These offenses were years old and were adjudicated when he was a juvenile. Marisa worked on this expungement case and argued that our client deserved the privilege of having these convictions set aside. The court agreed with C&N, granting the motion to set aside our client’s convictions. He can now move on with his life free from having a criminal record.
C&N’s client had a hearing with the Secretary of State to get his restricted license restored, which was denied. Marisa appealed that decision in the circuit court. After drafting the petition and arguing at the hearing, Marisa convinced the court to reverse the Hearing Officer’s order and grant C&N’s client a restricted license. He can now drive again and plans to return to C&N in 2024 when he is eligible to apply for his full license.
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