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As a former prosecutor, Blaine is uniquely qualified to defend petit theft charges and felony theft cases. Make an appointment for a free initial consultation via phone (above) or via our Consultation Form. As a former major crimes prosecutor, I can anticipate the tactics used by the State of Florida. During my 20-year history practicing criminal law here in the Orlando area, I've gained the experience necessary to obtain the best possible outcome for your case.

Visit our Appointment Page. Whether or not you become a client, you may receive candid legal advice that may point you in the right direction. Blaine McChesney is a former Orange County prosecutor and now provides criminal defense here in the Orlando area.
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The process of sealing or expunging your record is a complex maze of paperwork that must be completed perfectly.
Having an attorney who is proficient in sealing and expunging records will give you the best chance of cleaning that criminal offense off your record.
The certified judgment and sentences will be retrieved from the clerk.
The applications will be completed and filed with the proper agencies.
I will draft your petition, supporting affidavit, and the order for the court.
I will attend the hearing and argue your case before the judge.
A criminal "assault" is an intentional, unlawful threat by word or act to do violence or harm to another person, while exhibiting an apparent ability to do so, and acting in a way which creates a well-founded fear in another person that such violence is imminent.
Both charges are characterized as felonious when accompanied by criminal intent - such as an intent to kill, rob, or rape - or when they are committed with a dangerous weapon.
Due to the fact that Assault charges and Battery charges are crimes against the public and Public's safety, these charges are prosecuted more aggressively than other misdemeanor crime charges such as solicitation of a prostitute, disorderly conduct, or public intoxication.
The police are required to make an arrest on a domestic violence call if there is probable cause, which is usually based just upon the complaint of the other partner.
Even if there are no injuries, a grab or a shove is enough for a domestic battery charge.
However, sometimes the partner just calls police to gain an advantage in a divorce or to retaliate for a real or imagined affair or argument.
You may have just been defending yourself or someone else during the event.
Make sure to photograph any of your own injuries.
A typical scenario is where drugs are found inside a car, but not on any person.
If there is more than one person in the car, there is a chance a Motion to Dismiss may result in the charges being dropped.
Likewise, if the drugs were not in plain view and the car didn't belong to you, that becomes a tough case for the State to prove.
Most drug arrests usually involve some type of search or seizure.
Whether the search was of your car, home, or person, a motion to suppress evidence from an unlawful search can result in the entire case being dismissed, even if the drugs were found on your person.
After an arrest for DUI, you only have 10 days to file for a hearing with the DMV to fight the suspension of your license.
A hearing will grant you an extension of your driver's license (hardship license) and may result in the return of your full license.
To discuss your options if you're facing DUI, or Driving under the influence, charges, visit our Appointments page to schedule a consultation.
There are multiple approaches to defending a DUI case and all of them need to be explored carefully.
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