The client was walking in front of a club while intoxicated and was verbally abused and assaulted by two men who were club officials. The client then assaulted two police officers by punching and kicking them because the responding officers did not believe his story.
An intoxicated client continued to lose his temper and, while protesting to the police, assaulted two officers, resulting in a charge of obstruction of justice and was arrested for obstruction of justice.
Case Issues
The client was intoxicated prior to this incident and had two prior convictions for certain crimes, including DUI, property damage, and assault, making him a three-time violent offender prior to this incident, which could have resulted in increased penalties.
Troubleshooting
Ongang Law Firm's defense team analyzed the footage of the incident and argued that the assault was minor and that the officers did not suffer any injuries.
In addition, we carefully examined the client's life and emphasized that she had no concerns about recidivism, as she had a strong social relationship with her boyfriend, who was preparing to give birth to a child with whom she had promised to marry, and that she had a family to support, as she had suffered from depression while studying abroad alone. In addition, we made maximum efforts to prevent recidivism by conducting recidivism prevention education, alcoholism rehabilitation center education, and psychological counseling. In addition, we delivered handwritten reflections to the affected police officers, deposited an appropriate amount of money into the criminal fund, and provided appropriate assistance in the process of preparing plea materials such as reflections and petitions.
Finally, in a well-written defense brief, despite the prosecution's request for a year in prison, probationary sentenceand the client was able to get back to his life.
