Defense attorney Max A. Keller’s client was charged with a felony theft. In a Scott County Case resolved on May 6, Max A. Keller successfully resolved his client’s felony theft case so that she got no conviction. She is studying to be a dental hygenist. But, had she gotten a felony conviction, she would probably be unable to work as a dental assistant, or in any other job. And she would find it very hard to get housing. As a result of Keller Law Offices work in this case, the client will be able to finish her schooling knowing that she can still put her education to work and get a good job in the dental field. The client received a Stay of Adjudication on her Scott County felony theft case, meaning that she gets on conviction on her record , and will be able to live her life as she planned. The client of Keller Law Offices who escaped a felony theft conviction in Scott County was extremely pleased.
Posts Tagged ‘Felony Theft’
Client’s Employment Prospects Saved in Scott Co. Felony Theft Case
Tuesday, May 11th, 2010Keller Law Offices Wins Plea Withdrawal Motion, Leading to Immediate Relase from Custody
Sunday, May 9th, 2010Recently, Keller Law Offices won one of the first victories in the state of Minnesota under a new U.S. Supreme Court decision dealing with the affect of criminal cases on immigrants in the U.S. See http://tinyurl.com/yblfy8e. In this Wright County felony theft case, attorney Max A. Keller of Keller Law Offices was able to successfully motion the trial Court to withdraw his client’s guilty plea. She had previously been represented by another attorney who did not sufficiently inform her of the immigration consequences of her guilty plea. As a result, she was immediately tossed into INS or ICE immigration detention custody when she finished serving her jail term at the Wright County Jail. As a result of Mr. Keller’s efforts, her guilty plea was withdrawn and stands not-guilty of the offense. As a result, within days of being hired, we got our client released from immigration detention. Keller Law Offices saved its felony theft client from almost certain immediate deportation, and she was re-united with her husband. The client and her husband were very happy in this Wright County felony theft matter with severe potential immigration consequences. (86-CR-09-5466)
