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Trial Date: Pretrial Probation (Deferred Dismissal)

September, 2019

Our client was charged with assault and battery in Massachusetts stemming from an altercation at a store. We hired an investigator and did our own investigation into what happened. We set the case down for trial and were prepared to argue self defense and defense of another, both affirmative defenses in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. As we were set to bring out the jury, the Commonwealth changed their offer to Pretrial Probation. Pretrial Probation is essentially a delayed dismissal. If you stay out of trouble for a certain amount of time, the case is dismissed. You are still considered not guilty – so you don’t have to admit to any charges. If for some reason you pick up new charges, the case is returned to the trial list. It is not a probation violation. Our client accepted this disposition.

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Trial Date: Pretrial Probation (Deferred Dismissal)
David Ellison

Attorney David Ellison is the Founding Attorney of Ellison Law LLC.

Trial Date: Pretrial Probation (Deferred Dismissal)
Allyson Quay

Attorney Allyson Quay is an Associate Attorney for Ellison Law LLC.

Trial Date: Pretrial Probation (Deferred Dismissal)
Justin Lisi

Attorney Justin Lisi is an Associate Attorney for Ellison Law LLC.

Trial Date: Pretrial Probation (Deferred Dismissal)
Laurie Ellison

Laurie Ellison is the Operations Manager for Ellison Law LLC. She is a Certified Public Accountant.

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