Peter Keane, a current law professor and former chief assistant public defender in San Francisco, did an NPR segment and detailed why defending those charged with crimes is so important to our system of government I know that most people have great difficulty understanding this. Indeed, many are horrified by it. But reflect for a [...]
Archive for October, 2008
DUI Reduced to Reckless Driving
October 15th, 2008 
Nathan Moore State v. C.G. October 14, 2008 C.G. was stopped on Hermitage Avenue in Nashville by an officer who said he saw C.G. swerve over the dividing yellow line. Upon seizure, the officer noted he detected a smell of alcohol on C.G.’s breath. No blood tests were performed. Negotiations with the state resulted in a reduced [...]
Recent Success: Three Felonies Dismissed
October 10th, 2008 Nathan Moore State v. B.D., October 9, 2008 B.D. was charged with Aggravated Burglary, Possession of Burglary Tools, Vandalism Over $1,000, and misdemeanor harassment. He was accused of breaking into his estranged girlfriend’s home, damaging property, and stealing her wallet, along with a few other items. Intensive negotiation, coupled with the good behavior of B.D. while out [...]
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No Comments »Recent Success: One Year Probation on Counterfeiting Charge
October 2nd, 2008 Nathan Moore C.W. was charged as part of an operation of bleaching five dollar bills and then color copying one hundred dollar bills onto the newly bleached paper. Though there was a federal investigation, and the potential of more serious federal charges, we were able to negotiate a plea deal in state court of Criminal Simulation: Less [...]
