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      Nicole Negotiates a Continuance for Dismissal

      Date: June 2023 Case: Disorderly Conduct Attorney: Nicole Kettwick Result: Nicole’s client was facing one count of disorderly conduct stemming from a road rage incident. Based on the facts of the case and the positive steps her client took, Nicole was able to negotiate with the prosecutor for a continuance for dismissal. This means that after one year of having no disorderly conduct related...

      Nicole’s Client Avoids a Criminal Sexual Conduct Conviction and Jail Time

      Date: April 2023
      Case: Criminal Sexual Conduct in the Fifth Degree
      Attorney: Nicole A. Kettwick
      Result: Nicole’s client was charged with Criminal Sexual Conduct in the Fifth Degree after an incident occurring at a college in Anoka County. Nicole negotiated the offense down to a disorderly conduct with no further jail time.

      Nicole’s Client Gets Continuance for Dismissal

      Date: February 2023
      Case: Disorderly Conduct
      Attorney: Nicole Kettwick
      Result: Nicole’s client was facing one count of Misdemeanor Disorderly Conduct. Based on Nicole’s negotiations with the prosecutor and work done by her private investigator, Nicole was able to convince the prosecutor to agree to a continuance for dismissal. This means that after one year of having no same or similar offenses, the case will be dismissed without the client having to admit guilt.

      Isabel Negotiates Stays of Adjudication to Amended Charges for Two Clients

      Date: June 2022
      Cases: Misdemeanor Domestic Assault; Misdemeanor Assault
      Result: Isabel represented two separate clients who faced charges of Assault and Domestic Assault. Through negotiating with the prosecutors, Isabel was able to secure Stays of Adjudication on amended charges of Disorderly Conduct for both clients. This means that neither client will have an Assault or Domestic Assault charge on their record, and neither will face specific collateral issues resulting from the original charges that would have had devastating career and life impacts for these clients. Additionally, after successful completion of probation, the Disorderly Conduct charge will be dismissed for both clients.

      Isabel Secures Continuance for Dismissal in Dakota County

      Date: May 2022
      Case: Disorderly Conduct
      Attorney: Isabel L. McClure
      Result: After a public encounter with another individual turned into a verbal and physical altercation, Isabel’s client was charged with Disorderly Conduct. Based on the evidence presented and her client’s minimal criminal history, Isabel was able to negotiate a continuance for dismissal with the prosecutor. This means her client’s case will be dismissed in one year—so long as they do not commit any same or similar offenses—without the client having to admit any fault on their end.

      Domestic Assault Charge Reduced to Disorderly Conduct

      Date: April 2022
      Case: Domestic Assault, Disorderly Conduct
      Attorney: Mike Brandt
      Result: Mike’s client was charged with Domestic Assault for allegedly assaulting his girlfriend, inflicting numerous bruises. Based on his review of the file and investigation, Mike was able to negotiate a reduced charge of Disorderly Conduct with one year of probation.

      Mike Secures Continuance for Dismissal in Domestic Assault Case

      Date: January 2022
      Case: Domestic Assault; Disorderly Conduct
      Attorney: Mike Brandt
      Result: Mike’s client faced two misdemeanor charges of domestic assault and disorderly conduct after a disagreement with her husband and her neighbor. With the client’s proactive steps in anger management, Mike was able to negotiate a continuance for dismissal for his client. This resolution means that the charges against Mike’s client will be automatically dismissed by the prosecutor in 6 months, and records from this incident will be expunged from her record at this time as well.

      Domestic Charge Dismissed, Serious Consequences Avoided

      Date: January 2022
      Case: Domestic Assault and Disorderly Conduct
      Attorney: Mike Brandt
      Result: Mike’s client was facing domestic assault and disorderly conduct charges. A domestic assault conviction could have seriously impacted his client’s career and gun rights. Based on Mike’s negotiations with the prosecutor, he was able to secure his client a continuance for dismissal on the domestic assault charge and just one year of probation on the disorderly conduct charge, thereby avoiding any impact on his client’s career.

      Nicole’s Client Gets Two Charges Dismissed, One Continued for Dismissal

      Date: December 2021
      Case: Domestic Assault, Disorderly Conduct, Fifth-Degree Assault
      Attorney: Nicole A. Kettwick
      Result: Nicole’s client was charged with domestic assault, disorderly conduct, and fifth-degree assault. Based on Nicole’s discussions with the prosecutor, she was able to secure a dismissal of the domestic assault and fifth-degree assault charges and a continuance for dismissal of the disorderly conduct charge. This means that if Nicole’s client remains law abiding for 6 months, the charge will be dismissed.

      Nicole’s Client Avoids Prison in Threats of Violence Case

      Date: November 2021
      Case: Felony Threats of Violence and Felony 2nd Degree Assault
      Attorney: Nicole A. Kettwick
      Result: A neighbor dispute escalated and Nicole’s client faced two felony charges: Threats of Violence and Second Degree Assault. These charges carried with them a potential prison sentence. As Nicole’s client was a husband and father of two, Nicole was able to negotiate the charges down to one count of misdemeanor disorderly conduct with 1 year of probation. With this resolution, Nicole’s client can move forward from this incident and be there for his children.

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