Santa Clarita Case Results

Client was charged in Santa Clarita Courthouse with Felony Transportation of Marijuana. Mr. Caplan negotiated no additional jail, probation, and a drug program. The original recommended sentence was two years in state prison.  

Client was arrested and charged with Felony Burglary and Felony Grand Theft in Santa Clarita Courthouse. The District Attorney initially insisted upon a Felony Theft Plea and significant county jail custody. Mr. Caplan convinced the prosecutor to accept a plea to one misdemeanor charge and no jail.

Client initially failed to appear in Santa Clarita Court on a charge of Possession of Marijuana in a Vehicle. Thereafter, Mr. Caplan resolved the case with an infraction charge. The drug charges and failure to appear were dismissed.

Client was charged with Possession of Less Than an Ounce of Marijuana. Mr. Caplan convinced the Santa Clarita Court to dismiss the case upon completion of Narcotics Anonymous Meetings.

Client was charged with Possession of an Open Container of Alcohol in the Santa Clarita Courthouse. Mr. Caplan convinced the arresting agency that his client was not guilty. The case was dismissed.  The Client would have lost his driver’s license had he been convicted of the charge.

Mr. Caplan obtained a dismissal in a case of where Client was accused of driving 100+ mph on the freeway.

Client received an infraction charge of speeding after Mr. Caplan convinced the District Attorney to dismiss a misdemeanor reckless driving charge.

Client was accused of driving a commercial vehicle 68 mph in a 55 mph zone on Interstate 5. The case was dismissed.

Client was a truck driver accused of Exceeding the Downhill Truck Speed Limit. Mr. Caplan negotiated a zero point violation, and the speeding charge was dismissed.

Client was charged with Driving on a Suspended License (2 Points) and Speeding 85 MPH/65 MPH zone (1 Point). Mr. Caplan negotiated a charge which counted for Zero points on Client’s DMV Record.

Client was charged under the Zero Tolerance Laws related to Under 21 Year Olds Drinking/Driving with more than .01 % Blood Alcohol Content. Mr. Caplan obtained an acquittal at trial, and client preserved his right to drive.

Client was arrested in two cases, Felony Possession for Sale of Marijuana, and Possession of Less than an Ounce of Marijuana. Mr. Caplan convinced the District Attorney to dismiss the cases upon completion of Narcotics Anonymous Meetings.