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.
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Client’s Employment Prospects Saved in Scott Co. Felony Theft Case
Tuesday, May 11th, 2010Ramsey Co. Victory for 13 Year Old: Keeping a Clean Record–No Felony Conviction, No Sex Offender Registration
Friday, October 16th, 2009Keller Law Offices was pleased to represent a 13 year old young man recently in Ramsey County. He faced possibly being charged with a first degree criminal sexual conduct charge, which would have been a felony: resulting in a ban on his possessing firearms AND worse, lifetime registration as a sex offender. Max Keller was able to engineer a settlement with the prosecutor whereby his young client admitted to a gross misdemeanor 5th degree criminal sexual conduct (CSC) charge rather than a First Degree CSC felony. As a result, Max’s client served no additional jail time, did not have to register as a sex offender, and did not face a ban on possessing firearms as an adult. The client and his parents were very happy. (62-JV-09-2738)
