posted 2016 | State v. E.S.
As explained in a previous post, Mr. Forman was able to win a new trial for a gun charge after an evidentiary on the client’s motion for post conviction relief. Instead of appealing or going forward with a new trial, the state dropped the charge! Client is extremely pleased and of course, grateful for Mr. Forman’s efforts.
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