People v. P.I.

Criminal Threats Case Dismissed for Violation of Speedy Trial Rights

My client was charged with a Criminal Threat on his neighbor which was all captured on a ring doorbell cam. My client wanted to go to trial no matter what and did not want to waive time.

‍Legal Strategy‍

My client maintained his innocence and exercised his constitutional right to a speedy trial by refusing to waive time, putting pressure on the prosecution to proceed within statutory deadlines.

‍Resolution

‍The case was dismissed due to violation of speedy trial rights. The Law Offices of Gregory H. Comings uses procedural rights, such as the Right to a Speedy Trial, as powerful strategic tools to secure the dismissal of violent crime charges. Contact my office today for a confidential consultation.

Articles by Gregory H. Comings

Not guilty

Jury Trial

Gang Enhancement Charges Result in Not Guilty

Client charged with assault and gang enhancements facing long prison sentence. Jury trial resulted in not guilty verdict on all counts.

Probation

Riverside Superior Court

Rape Charges Reduced to Probation, No Registration

Client was charged with rape by force and rape in concert. After case set for speedy trial, negotiated probation with no sex offender registration.

Plea deal

People v. C.T.

Drug Trafficking Resolved with Immigration-Safe Plea

Client charged with methamphetamine trafficking and weight enhancements. After two years litigation, negotiated public nuisance plea avoiding deportation.