WRONG ! When you are FALSELY, INTENTIONALLY, FRAUDENTLY, MALICIOUSLY prosecuted, it should NEVER go to trial ! A prosecutor with a MORAL COMPASS should dismiss it immediately upon finding out your only crime was CONTEMPT OF COP
If you go to trial your found guilty. Prosecutors and judge give your really harsh punishment maybe even maximum punishment. That plea… your guilty to lighter sentence/lesser punishment. But you’ll be fined, probated, or placed in custody or all. If you know you in the wrong and they have clear evidence and they’ve followed all precautions to arrest . You should take self accountability and settle with the plea.
Didn't know the acquittal rate is so high. It was always my understanding that prosecutors don't bring cases unless they are over 90% certain they will get a convinction.
The best way to get a lawyer is to sit in the courtroom and observe daily on which lawyers get along well with the judge.. Also do homework and find out which lawyers may be friends with the prosecutor or Judge !
@@SeanHenricksenLawFirm when I was going Pro Se for custody of my kids ( Had a lawyer who I paid $14,500 and things were worst than before I had a lawyer... I fired him/ Anyway going proSe, I sat in the Family court my Judge presided over EVERY SINGLE DAY for 1 year taking notes that included his favorite little quips and quotes and I won Sole Custody. I did go after the first lawyer and it went before a 4 judge panel and I was awarded $14,000
Not that often. There are very few reasons I can give a court to dismiss the case with the prosecutor’s agreement. Most cases are dismissed because the prosecutor chooses to dismiss the case. There are things that we can do to make it more likely the prosecutor will dismiss the case, but it’s rarely up to the judge.
Every Case should go to trail Stop the plea deal make the State prove you are guilty
WRONG ! When you are FALSELY, INTENTIONALLY, FRAUDENTLY, MALICIOUSLY prosecuted, it should NEVER go to trial !
A prosecutor with a MORAL COMPASS should dismiss it immediately upon finding out your only crime was CONTEMPT OF COP
@@tooge47that what I need
If you go to trial your found guilty. Prosecutors and judge give your really harsh punishment maybe even maximum punishment. That plea… your guilty to lighter sentence/lesser punishment. But you’ll be fined, probated, or placed in custody or all. If you know you in the wrong and they have clear evidence and they’ve followed all precautions to arrest . You should take self accountability and settle with the plea.
Didn't know the acquittal rate is so high. It was always my understanding that prosecutors don't bring cases unless they are over 90% certain they will get a convinction.
This was eye opening. Thank you so much
These videos helped a lot.
Hello. If a case is mutually dismissed, can I still sue for false arrest ?
nope... dismissed ,,,,your next problem is getting your criminal record expunged
Yes you can Sue but depending on the situation every situation is different
Sue for financial loss and emotional distress against the accuser
The best way to get a lawyer is to sit in the courtroom and observe daily on which lawyers get along well with the judge.. Also do homework and find out which lawyers may be friends with the prosecutor or Judge !
If you’re observing attorneys, see how they interact with their clients.
@@SeanHenricksenLawFirm when I was going Pro Se for custody of my kids ( Had a lawyer who I paid $14,500 and things were worst than before I had a lawyer... I fired him/ Anyway going proSe, I sat in the Family court my Judge presided over EVERY SINGLE DAY for 1 year taking notes that included his favorite little quips and quotes and I won Sole Custody. I did go after the first lawyer and it went before a 4 judge panel and I was awarded $14,000
@@robertwadas Damn good Robert!!
How often do you file a motion to dismiss a felony case? How often are those motions granted? Thank you.
Not that often. There are very few reasons I can give a court to dismiss the case with the prosecutor’s agreement. Most cases are dismissed because the prosecutor chooses to dismiss the case. There are things that we can do to make it more likely the prosecutor will dismiss the case, but it’s rarely up to the judge.
@@SeanHenricksenLawFirm Thank you.
Every Case Needs to go to Trail
lmao nah
Thank you✨♥️🥰🎨🙌
You’re welcome.
What if it's a falony