Claim: Fraud

Result: Dismissal

Claim: Breach of Contract

Result: Favorable Judgment at Trial

Charge: DUI

Result: Dismissal at Arraignment for Insufficient Evidence

Charge: DUI

Verdict: Not Guilty at Jury Trial

Claim: Racketeering (RICO)

Result: Consecutive Dismissals With Leave To Amend

Charge: Possession For Sale

Result: Dismissal at Preliminary Hearing for Insufficient Evidence

Claim: Suspension of Professional Psych License

Result: Dismissal

Charge: Vehicular Manslaughter

Result: Reduced to Misdemeanor Reckless Driving

Charge: Possession of Paraphernalia

Result: Dismissal for Search & Seizure Violations

Charge: Possession of Dagger

Result: Dismissal for Search & Seizure Violations

Charge: Possession of Loaded Firearm

Result: Dismissal After Hung Jury

Charge: Unlawful Detainer

Result: Favorable Judgment at Civil Trial

Charge: Receipt of Stolen Property

Result: Dismissal on First Day of Jury Trial

Charge: Domestic Violence

Result: Not Guilty at Jury Trial

Charge: DUI

Result: Dismissal for Violation of Right to Speedy Trial

Charge: Multiple Counts of Battery

Result: Not Guilty at Jury Trial

Charge: Interfering With Police Officer; Possession of Marijuana

Result: Dismissal of All Charges Following Hung Jury

Charge: Domestic Violence

Result: Dismissal Before Trial

Charge: DUI

Result: Dismissal at Arraignment for Insufficient Evidence

Receipt of Stolen Property Charges in Los Angeles. Professional Criminal Lawyer

Receipt of stolen property is a federal crime under 18 U.S.C. Section 2315 which can involve allegations of knowing receipt, concealment, or disposal of stolen property with a value at least $5,000 that is part of interstate commerce. Receipt of stolen property may also be charged as a misdemeanor or felony by state prosecutors in the Los Angeles Superior Courts. Criminal defense lawyer Masi has obtained dismissal of all receipt of stolen property charges on the first day of trial for violation of Miranda rights, and she has handled numerous other criminal cases. Aggressively defending receipt of stolen property allegations is critical to protect an individual's criminal record. Employment background checks that reveal conviction for receipt of stolen property or any other theft crime are frequently decisive in terminating or barring potential employment. Criminal lawyer Masi fights to protect her clients from going to jail and having a criminal record by aggressively analyzing the facts and law for possible reduction of charges, dismissal, or acquittal. For further information please see our home page and call (310) 503-6213 for consultation.