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Criminal Defense Attorney Fights for His Clients

Franklin man charged with breaking and entering and unlawful wounding goes free.

2012-07-03
VIRGINIA BEACH, VA, July 03, 2012 (Press-News.org) Daniel J. Miller, criminal defense attorney with offices located in Virginia Beach, Newport News, Chesapeake, and Norfolk, successfully defended his client originally charged with 2 felonies: breaking and entering and unlawful wounding. Based upon defense evidence obtained through investigation and proffered to the Commonwealth attorney Mr. Miller was able to negotiate a substantial departure from the 40 years that his client was facing. This agreement was accepted by the Court and reduced the felonies to the misdemeanor charges of trespass and battery. Based upon argument of Counsel there was no active jail time.

Experience matters. To learn more about Daniel Miller and his criminal defense practice, call 757-892-5600 or visit the website http://www.legaldefense.com/.


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[Press-News.org] Criminal Defense Attorney Fights for His Clients
Franklin man charged with breaking and entering and unlawful wounding goes free.