Client History

A recent client, who wishes to remain anonymous, was charged with solicitation of prostitution in November of 2010, which carries a penalty of 1 year incarceration and/or a $500 fine. In District Court on April 1, a jury trial was prayed, moving the matter to Circuit Court. This was following a postponement due to the officer’s inability to testify. The matter was then heard in Circuit Court on June 30, 2011.

Following discussions with the State’s Attorney, the charges were amended to disorderly conduct, and the facts were stipulated so they were not read in open court. The defendant entered a guilty plea to disorderly conduct, and the court sentenced the defendant to 1 year supervised probation.

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Michael J. Onifer, III, P.A.

Client History

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