Source: https://www.robertraylaw.com/testimonials/page/3/
Timestamp: 2019-04-20 06:52:02+00:00

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03/07/2016 - People v. H.P.
Our client was charged with Reckless Driving. Case was DISMISSED.
03/02/2016 - People v. A.C.
Our client was charged with False Imprisonment and Domestic Violence. We were able to convince the District Attorney's Office that he was innocent and the case was DISMISSED.
02/19/2016 - People v. J.S.
Our client was charged with Harassment and the case was set for trial. We were able to convince the District Attorney's Office that our client was innocent and the case was DISMISSED.
02/18/2016 - People v. H.A.
Our client was charged with Third Degree Assault. He was accepted in the Diversion Program and the case against him was DISMISSED.
02/11/2016 - People v R.M.
Our client was charged with Menacing and the case was set for a jury trial. The case was DISMISSED prior to trial.
Our client was charged with Assault and Violation of a Protection Order and the matter was set for a jury trial. We were able to convince the District Attorney's Office that our client was in fact the victim in this case and should have never been charged. The District Attorney's Office DISMISSED BOTH CASES two weeks before trial saving our client the expense of a trial.
Our client was charged with Sexual Assault. We were able to convince the District Attorney's office that the alleged victim was a criminal and a liar and they DISMISSED the charges against our client.
11/04/2015 - People v. J.G.
Our client was charged with a Class 4 Felony Drug Possession. Our client was pulled over for not having a visible license plate. Upon approaching the vehicle the officer was able to clearly see a valid license plate but continued with the contact. Case law requires that the contact cease once the officer determines that the vehicle had valid plates. Our office was able to convince the District Attorney's Office that this was a bad stop and they DISMISSED the case saving our client the expense of trial.
10/29/2015 - People v. J.R.
Our client was charged with DUI and Careless Driving. Attorney Vincente Vigil tried the case before a jury of six. The jury found our client NOT GUILTY of the DUI charge and found him guilty of Careless Driving. Our client received a fine and the case was closed.
09/30/2015 - People v. C.S.
Our client was charged with a Class 4 Felony Criminal Mischief. Our office was able to convince the District Attorney's Office that our client did not act recklessly or knowingly. The DA's office DISMISSED the charges against our client saving him the expense of a trial.
08/11/2015 - People v. M.S.
Our client was charged with DUI, DUI per se and Failing to Obey Traffic Control Device. Our office filed a motion to suppress statements and evidence based upon the fact that the officer did not have reasonable suspicion of criminal activity and should not have contacted the Defendant. The officer testified that he observed a vehicle run a red light from half a mile away. During cross examination the officer admitted that he had lost sight of the vehicle that had gone through the intersection, prior to stopping the Defendant's vehicle. He further admitted that he could not give a description of the vehicle he thought had run a red light and that it was the middle of the night and dark. The Court granted our motion to suppress and threw out the DA's evidence. The District Attorney's office filed a Motion to Dismiss the case the day before trial saving our client the expense of a trial.
08/05/2015 - People v. D.E.
Our client was charged with Unlawfully Carrying a Concealed Weapon and Prohibited Use of Weapon. Attorney Robert Ray tried the case before a jury and the jury returned a verdict of Not Guilty.

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