Case Results

We are pleased to announce that Attorney Reis' client, who was originally charged with a DWI, was convicted of only a violation-level charge of Reckless Driving. In addition, the Administrative License Suspension that had been imposed for refusal to submit to a breath test, was dismissed. (August, 2020).

We are pleased that a client of Attorney O'Keefe had his DWI charge dismissed as he pled guilty to the lesser violation-level offense of reckless operation in the Ossipee District Court. (January, 2021).

We are very pleased that, after selecting a jury, 3 out of 4 charges, including the DWI, were dismissed and our Client was neither placed in jail nor on probation. The Client was able to keep his job, keep his license, and avoid a felony conviction.

Attorney O'Keefe's Client was charged with two Class A misdemeanors involving a car accident on Route 95 that resulted in property damage. We are pleased that one charge was dismissed and Attorney O'Keefe was able to negotiate a sentence on the other charge of a suspended fine conditioned upon payment of restitution.

We are very pleased that after trial, the jury found our Client not guilty of five of the six charges. On the remaining charge, the jury deadlocked, and the prosecutor decided to enter a nolle prosequi to the remaining charge. Our Client was able to return to life as it was before the allegations were made.

Attorney O'Keefe's Client was charged with felony receiving stolen property in the Rockingham County Superior Court. Through negotiation, the Client's felony charge was dismissed and the Client received a deferred jail sentence on a misdemeanor charge, conditioned upon performance of community service and good behavior.

We are pleased that the Court granted our motion to suppress based on an unlawful pat-frisk. Our Client’s charges were dismissed pursuant to the Court’s order.

We are very pleased that after a great deal of investigation in the early stages of the case, we were able to convince the prosecutor to submit evidence of our Client’s claim of self-defense to the grand jury. Given the information presented, the grand jury declined to indict our Client, and the prosecutor entered a nolle prosequi.

We are very pleased that we were able to negotiate a First Offense DWI for a Client initially charged with Aggravated DWI. Through straightforward negotiation, we were able to ensure our Client did not face the Aggravated DWI mandatory minimums, including incarceration and an 18-month loss of license. The Client’s administrative license suspension was also withdrawn by agreement.

We are very pleased that, in this case that involved serious bodily injury, we were able to negotiate a First Offense DWI with only the minimum mandatory sentence. Our Client was able to avoid a felony conviction, placement on probation, and any incarceration.

We are pleased that Attorney O'Keefe negotiated a dismissal of his Client's Class B felony negligent homicide charge. The Client agreed to instead plead guilty to a misdemeanor charge, serve 3 days in jail, and perform community service.

We are very pleased that our Client’s charges were dismissed on the day of trial and he was eligible to annul the arrest immediately.

We are very pleased that, after selecting a jury and cross examining several of the prosecution’s witnesses, the prosecutor agreed to enter a nolle prosequi to all of the charges in exchange for a plea to one misdemeanor count of reckless conduct and one other unrelated charge that was scheduled for trial in the future. Our Client was able to avoid any incarceration.

We filed a motion to suppress the drugs arguing that the traffic stop was impermissibly expanded without reasonable suspicion. We are pleased that our Client was able to resolve their felony drug possession case as a misdemeanor without being placed in jail or on probation.

We are very pleased that the Court granted our motion to suppress based upon an illegal pat-frisk and an unconstitutional expansion of the initial seizure. The charges were later dismissed as a result of the Court’s order.

We are pleased that, after filing a motion to preclude our Client’s statements pursuant to a Miranda violation, the Client will remain free, off probation, and have a misdemeanor rather than felony conviction.

Attorney Reis's client was charged with resisting arrest and disorderly conduct after visiting a Hampton Beach bar. We are pleased that both charges were dismissed prior to trial.

We are very pleased that, after a bench trial, the Court found our Client not guilty of all three charges. Our Client was able to return home with a clean record.

We are pleased that in December of 2019, after carefully examining the evidence in our client's case, we were able to determine that the individual captured in a surveillance video was not our client. As a result, the prosecutor dismissed our client's felony theft charge in Strafford County Superior Court.

We are pleased that our client's two domestic violence simple assault charges were placed on file without a finding (no conviction was entered) conditioned upon 6 months good behavior (not committing a crime or major motor vehicle offense).

We are happy to announce that our client's felony A theft case was dismissed in Carroll Superior Court. The Client can continue his job and does not face the stress of a trial.

We are pleased that our client was able to avoid further incarceration and probation supervision in his drug case. The client will be able to continue his treatment despite a previously being sentenced to the state prison.

In Strafford County, we are pleased that two young people, over 18, but under 21 have had their unlawful possession of alcohol cases dismissed and are on track to do great things with a clean record.

Client was charged with reckless operation, which carries a mandatory $620 fine and 60 day loss of license. Client resolved this matter for a speeding ticket and no license loss after being clocked on radar driving over 100 mph.

We are pleased that our client's reckless operation charge was dismissed in Hampton District Court. In New Hampshire, reckless operation carries a minimum mandatory 60-day license suspension and $620 fine.

We are pleased that our client's reckless operation was dismissed and the client avoided at least the minimum mandatory penalty for this major motor vehicle accusation, a $620 fine (including mandatory penalty assessment) and a 60 day loss of driver's license.

We are pleased that our client in Concord District Court was able to maintain his employment because his charge of reckless operation was reduced to a speeding ticket. Thus, his license was not suspended for the mandatory 60 days required under the reckless operation statute.

October, 2020: We are pleased that the charge of domestic violence simple assault was placed on file without a finding conditioned upon one year good behavior. This means that our client's case is dismissed in 1 year provided the client is of good behavior. What does that mean? It means the client cannot commit a crime or major motor vehicle offense within that year.

We are happy that our client's speeding over 25 mph and lane violation were dismissed and substituted for a non-moving infraction that allows our client to retain their license and avoid points on their DMV record.