Krystal Fall Introduction to Corrections | CJA140-AUO A02

Faculty: James Jengeleski M1a3 6-18-14

The crimes that are being committed by Joe the defendant are both misdemeanor and felonies today were going to discuss the action, behavior and conduct in regards to Joe. In the state of Arkansas the defendant would have been arrested, sent to a holding cell for being drunk and on drugs in public as well for resisting arrest with the police officer.

The best ways of avoiding jail and even a conviction is by getting your case dismissed or maybe just not doing the crime all together. The defendant would have to first file a motion to suppress or go to trial and be able to not get a culpable guilty decree verdict from the adjudicators. Nonetheless, not every case is gifted with good fortifications, so we also have to developed ways to shun the majority serious consequences, as well as jail. Over the past 10 years, attorneys have handled thousands of criminal cases across the state of Arkansas and only a extremely small percentage of clientele ever serve time in jail. The majority of cases where a client spends time in jail would be three or more offenses.

Therefore here in the state of Arkansas a case was recently dismissed from court. This particular case was in and out of court several different times until just recent that a solution was agreed upon between the defendant lawyer and the prosecuting attorney. Back in 2012 this particular defendant had just returned home from his younger child baseball game. Let’s just call this defendant