Termination of Sex Offender Registration Granted in Child Enticement Case

We persuaded the SORB to find that our 65-year-old client currently poses no cognizable risk of reoffense after nearly 20 years in the community offense-free, during which he had been classified as a Level Two.  SORB completely terminated our client’s obligation to register as a sex offender.

DA Drops Murder Case Prior to Retrial

After our client won a new trial motion on his 1976 first degree murder conviction and we filed a motion to dismiss on remand, the District Attorney agreed to drop the case.

Relief from Sex Offender Registration granted

We obtained an order from Superior Court overturning the SORB’s prior Level One classification on grounds that the SORB should not have relied on unreliable hearsay and speculation to make its findings and did not provide an objective adequate reason to reject the expert testimony of petitioner’s expert.   On remand, the SORB granted our client […]

No Probable Cause Found in Alleged Assault Case

We persuaded a Clerk Magistrate to find no probable cause by successfully exposing the complainant’s dishonesty when our client was accused of assaulting a man at his work place.  Our client was not criminally charged and retained his job.

Relief from Sex Offender Registration Granted in Rape Case

We persuaded the SORB to grant relief from registration to our client, who had been previously required to register as a Level Two for nearly 20 years based on his prior conviction for rape of a 14 year old when he was age 19.   Based on our written reclassification motion describing his subsequent good conduct […]

Reduction to Level One Sex Offender Classification Granted in Indecent Assault Case

We persuaded the SORB to grant a reduction of classification to our 60-year-old client who had endured years of homelessness and harassment while listed on the SORB’s public internet website for 17 years based on his prior convictions for rape of child and indecent assault and battery on a child occurring more than 20 years […]