Another victory for White & Associates. Possession with Intent to Distribute is dropped after the Boston Police use excessive force during an arrest.
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Second Subsequent Firearm Case Generally Continued
Man facing five years in state prison was granted a “general continuance” through the efforts of White & Associates. This means no jail time and no further court dates as long as he stays employed and far away from Suffolk County, Massachusetts.
Marijuana Case Dismissed and Deportation Order Terminated
Guilty plea vacated and a man saved from deportation.
Cocaine Trafficking Case Dismissed
White & Associates wins another case: all charges dismissed on a technicality.
DISMISSED: Charges of identity fraud, disguising to obstruct justice, filing a false license application with the RMV, and forging/misusing an RMV document
John Doe was charged with identity fraud, disguising to obstruct justice, filing a false license application with the RMV, and forging/misusing an RMV document in the Roxbury District Court. White & Associates requested expansive discovery regarding the investigation undertaken by the investigating officer, and that request demonstrated that the officer had made a potentially false…
Distribution Class A and Possession With Intent to Distribute Heroin Within 100 Feet of a Park Dismissed
Aggressive work by White & Associates convinced a court to dismiss all charges for failure to comply with a court order
Another Class A Distribution Case Dismissed
In 2014, John Doe was charged in the Quincy District Court with distribution of a Class A substance, specifically heroin, and a school zone violation. Several detectives were investigating drug crimes in the area. The police observed Mr. Doe enter the residence of a known drug dealer and pull off what they believed was a…
Case Dismissed: Distribution in a School Zone
In 2014, John Doe was charged in the South Boston division of the Boston Municipal Court with distribution of a Class A substance, specifically heroin, and a school zone violation. Attorneys Veronica White & Ben Leatherman demonstrated that the Commonwealth was not ready to proceed to trial and that the evidence against Mr. Doe that…
