Discover the Secret to Getting Cases Dismissed in Court: A Criminal Defense Attorney Explains All!

In this video criminal defense attorney and founder of ‪@Legal_Cannon‬ John Cannon, explains how criminal defense attorneys get cases dismissed.
There are three avenues to get a criminal case dismissed: the prosecutor, the judge or the jury.
In order to get a criminal case dismissed by the prosecutor a criminal defense attorney must convince the prosecutor that they cannot win their case at trial. In order to achieve a conviction in a criminal case a prosecutor must be able to convince the jury that the defendant is guilty beyond a reasonable doubt. We have successfully had many cases dismissed for our clients by convincing the prosecutor that they cannot prove the case beyond a reasonable doubt at trial.
In order to get a criminal case dismissed by the judge a criminal defense attorney will file a suppression motion to show the court that a client's rights were violated and evidence obtained in the investigation must be suppressed or kept out of court. When evidence is suppressed in a criminal case it often results in the prosecutor being unable to prove the case, which results in a dismissal.
In order to get a criminal case dismissed by the jury a criminal defense attorney will raise a reasonable doubt in the minds of the jury. We work with our clients and investigator to ensure we tell a compelling story of innocence in order to convince the jury that the prosecution has not proven our client's guilty beyond a reasonable doubt.
The approach on how our criminal defense attorneys seek to have each individual client's case dismissed differs based on the facts and law in each case. However, we always begin our client's defense by looking for a way to obtain a dismissal. We are Fierce Advocates for every client we have the privilege to serve.
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[@lh98]

What about closed cases from years ago? When I was a kid 18-19 I got in trouble for something my friend did and being an idiot I didn’t rat on him and I got the sentence for it. I was on probation at the time and about a month short of completing it something happened that I took full blame for. There’s more detail and I can’t remove myself completely but 28 years later my record still haunts me daily because of it. My mom asked a lawyer friend to help and dude never even talked to me or asked if I had anything to do with it he just assumed and plea bargained. I’m sure it’s a list cause but things that happened aren’t the man I am today and nearly 30 years of never having another legal issue. I want my record expunged but the state I live in sure sets a high bar for that. I hate what happened and I hate having anything on my record. 18-19 year old kid doesn’t know right from wrong in the same capacity.

[@Legal_Cannon]

What state do you live in?? I'm glad to connect you to a criminal defense attorney I know and trust there.

[@elladoz1966]

I hope and pray you find a way to expunge your record we live with a corrupt judicial system ❤️🙏

[@elladoz1966]

Public defender's only want plea bargains

[@sandraphillips7827]

Not true.

[@Legal_Cannon]

LH, I’m sorry to hear about your experience. It’s unfortunately common. Would you like to schedule a case planning session with an attorney in our office to discuss options/get some guidance? They are both free and confidential! Call anytime: [phone].

[@lh98]

@CannonAssociates I would but hadn’t realized you’re located in Oklahoma and I’m in the strict and unforgiving state of Massachusetts. I imagine that poses some problems because rules of expungement are much more ridiculous in my state.

[@RichardSmith-cf8hr]

How do you enter a video into evidence in a motion to dismiss case in Pa? Criminal and I'm the defendant and the motion was granted and it January 26th 2024

[@nobodi2840]

Well that don't happen in Arkansas I am a victim of the Arkansas Judicial System. I was arrested on fraudulent statements and convicted on fraudulent statements. They knew that the parents were the ones who were sexually assaulting the children. Showing them pornography taking nude pictures and videos of them. They blamed me for all of that they never got a search warrant for my phone. The alleged victims never said I did anything wrong. I never confessed why would I confess to something that never happened. They said I did the prosecutor made transcripts of the videos. And the truth came out but no one cared they all conspired to get me. And protect the parents I found a article Civil Rights Violation. Corrupt judges it said in that article that a decision made by a judge. On fraudulent statements was Void no body cares. I am on probation for 10 years for a crime that never happened. This happens everyday in this country innocent people go to prison. Because of fraudulent statements and also in my case suppressed evidence. And when judges prosecutors lawyers and police get caught they get a pat on the back. No sir it is called Conspiracy,Contempt of Court,Fraud,Fraud upon the Court. You do not have immunity against prosecution if you knowingly and intentionally or with reckless disregard for the truth. Write a fraudulent report or make a fraudulent statement on a Affidavit. That is called Perjury all of the above are Felonies.