Attleboro Case Results

Client Found Not Guilty of OUI 1st Offense in Attleboro!

In this case, the client was alleged to have been stopped for speeding and crossing the marked lanes. The officer alleged that the client had an odor of alcohol and had bloodshot and glassy eyes, and performed poorly on the field tests. At trial, the officer testified that an individual is supposed to touch their feet together, heel to toe, on the nine step walk and turn. At trial, Attorney DelSignore highlighted to the officer that the training manual actually indicates a gap is allowed. The officer also acknowledged that the client did many things right on the one leg stand. After trial, the jury found the client not guilty of OUI!

Larceny Under $250.00 – Client Has Case Dismissed

In this case out of Attleboro, our client was charged with larceny under $250.00. After negotiation with the prosecutor, the case was dismissed on the payment of court costs.

Not Guilty Verdict in Attleboro: Client Charged With OUI 1St Offense

In this case, my client was alleged to have been speeding and the police officer claimed that the client consumed 4.5 mixed drinks. At trial, Attorney DelSignore called the client and her sister to testify about how much she had to drink that night. The client testified that she only had 3 drinks and her sister confirmed that she did not feel that her sister was impaired. After a jury trial, the client was found not guilty of OUI but guilty of negligent operation of a motor vehicle.

Indecent Assault & Battery

In this case, our client was charged with indecent assault and battery. This is one of the most severe sex crime charges a person could face, and requires a person to register with the sex offender registry board if they are found guilty of the crime. Attorney DelSignore was able to get the crime reduced to assault and battery; this charge carries less stigma and does not require the defendant to register as a sex offender.

Client Found not Guilty After Jury Trial in Attleboro

In this case, my client was found asleep behind the wheel of his vehicle with the keys in the ignition in the parking lot of a restaurant, and was subsequently charged with OUI. Notably, the key was turned but the engine was not running. Technically, under the law, simply having your car key in the ignition can be considered “operating”. At trial, the defense strategy was that the client was tired and not under the influence. However, another theme was that he was not driving and that the jury did not have to find operation merely because the keys were in the ignition. After the jury deliberated, they returned a verdict of not guilty of OUI. The client avoided any further license loss associated with an OUI conviction.

Drug Possession

In this case, our client was facing a drug possession charge out of the Attleboro District Court. Attorney DelSignore presented and argued a motion to suppress, which was ultimately granted by the judge and resulted in the dismissal of the case!

Assault with a Deadly Weapon & Distribution of Marijuana Charge

The client in this case was charged with assault with a dangerous weapon and distribution of marijuana. The defendant was held in custody under the dangerousness statute; this basically means the judge determined the client a risk out in society and put him behind bars. However, Attorney DelSignore appealed the dangerousness determination and ultimately was able to get the client released from custody. The client accepted a plea for time served.

Assault And Battery on Attleboro Police Officer

Our client was facing a charge of resisting arrest and assault and battery on a police officer. Attorney DelSignore was able to get the case dismissed on payment of court costs out of the Attleboro District Court.

Client Charged with OUI Drugs Found Not Guilty After Attleboro Trial!

In this case, the client was charged with OUI marijuana out of the Attleboro District Court. He was arrested by the Mansfield police and alleged to have failed field sobriety tests, admitted to smoking marijuana, and hospital records showed some marijuana in his system. At trial, Attorney DelSignore argued that the field tests do not correlate impairment by marijuana, citing a case our office is working on before the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court. Further, it was argued that there was no evidence that marijuana caused the alleged erratic driving as opposed to some medical condition. After trial, the defendant was found not guilty of OUI drugs.

Attleboro Domestic Assault & Battery

In this case out of Attleboro, our client was charged with domestic assault and battery. On the trial date, Attorney DelSignore made an argument to dismiss the case. The case was successfully dismissed and the client faced no further penalties.

Charge of Negligent Operation Resolved

One of our Attleboro clients facing a negligent operation charge was able to have their case resolved by way of pretrial probation, avoiding all further license consequences. If the client avoids any criminal charges and completes a driving program the case will be dismissed.

Gun Crime – Case Dismissed

One of our Attleboro clients facing a negligent operation charge was able to have their case resolved by way of pretrial probation, avoiding all further license consequences. If the client avoids any criminal charges and completes a driving program the case will be dismissed.

Assault & Battery Case Dismissed!

In this case, the client had their assault and battery charge dismissed out of the Attleboro District Court. On the client’s trial day, Attorney DelSignore presented the victims criminal record, which promoted the judge to dismiss the case.