RESULTS: Felony Stalking of Political Figure

In a complex legal battle, our client was wrongfully charged with felony stalking. The accusation came from a political figure, alleging that her neighbor—our client—was stalking her. This serious charge also led to a motion to revoke the client’s probation.

Expert Defense Strategy

Mr. Blizzard meticulously crafted a motion to quash both the indictment and the motion to revoke probation, arguing that neither alleged an actual offense against the client. His in-depth analysis and strategic approach highlighted the weaknesses in the charges presented.

Successful Outcome

After filing the motion, Mr. Blizzard successfully convinced the prosecutor of its validity. The outcome was favorable:

• Felony Stalking Charge Dismissed: The severe felony charge, which could have resulted in significant legal repercussions, was completely dismissed.
• Motion to Revoke Probation Dismissed: This ensured that the client did not face another felony charge and maintained their freedom.
• Misdemeanor Resolution: The client agreed to plead guilty to a misdemeanor trespass, acknowledging the only genuine offense committed, thus greatly reducing potential penalties.
• Probation Reinstated: The client was reinstated on probation, allowing them to continue their life without interruption.

Client Benefits

This outcome provided immense relief and assurance to the client by:

• Eliminating the threat of severe legal consequences from the felony charges.
• Allowing the client to maintain their freedom and continue their life with minimal disruption.
• Reducing the legal stigma to a misdemeanor, avoiding the long-lasting implications of a felony conviction.

Our commitment to justice and client advocacy is exemplified in this case, ensuring the best possible outcome while safeguarding our client’s future.

The client was skillfylly represented by attorney Jacob Blizzard, who is dual board certified in both criminal defense and criminal appeals, ensuring expert guidance and advocacy throughout the case.