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charged with armed robbery

April 19th, 2015 Posted by Success Stories, Uncategorized 0 thoughts on “charged with armed robbery”

Her client was charged with armed robbery, exposed to about 10 years state prison. Ms. Mkrtchyan’s investigation revealed that the police officers lied/misrepresented the facts at the preliminary hearing to bolster their case against the client. She filed a motion to dismiss for failure to preserve evidence, where she exposed the police lies and inconsistencies, convincing the prosecutor to dismiss the case.

multiple counts of sales of various controlled substances

April 19th, 2015 Posted by Success Stories, Uncategorized 0 thoughts on “multiple counts of sales of various controlled substances”

Her client was charged with multiple counts of sales of various controlled substances, possession of a loaded gun and ammunition. With the priors he was exposed to 14 years state prison. Ms. Mkrtchyan litigated a motion to suppress, which was granted and charges dismissed.

multiple counts of resisting peace officer

April 19th, 2015 Posted by Success Stories, Uncategorized 0 thoughts on “multiple counts of resisting peace officer”

Her client was charged with multiple counts of resisting peace officer, as felonies. Through aggressive litigation she laid out the true facts, that her client was brutally beaten by police when he had not committed anything illegal nor offered any resistance. She presented her client’s medical records and his injuries, obtaining a dismissal of all charges on the threshold of trial. Thereafter, she pursued client’s claim for damages for violation of civil rights in federal court.

under investigation for burglary

April 19th, 2015 Posted by Success Stories, Uncategorized 0 thoughts on “under investigation for burglary”

Her client was dropping off his cousin to the police station. The cousin was under investigation for burglary. As client was waiting for his cousin to take care of his business, the police decided to detain and search him as well as his car without a warrant only because he was associated with his cousin. They found items in his possession that were linked to burglaries. He was then charged with receipt of stolen property as felony. Ms. Mkrtchyan aggressively litigated a motion to suppress, which was granted and the charge dismissed.

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