- A man in prison contacted Walker Fults through a family member for help with parole. Walker Fults accepted his case and put together a comprehensive parole packet, which argued that the man should be freed at his first opportunity to receive parole (an unusual and difficult outcome). The project was successful and the client was granted parole at the earliest opportunity.
- A man was intoxicated and attempted to steal a weapon from a police officer, which is a felony charge. He hired Walker Fults as his criminal attorney. Rather than accept the felony charge, Walker Fults orchestrated the charge to be reduced through an outcome that involved alcohol classes and an apology letter. With the felony charge lifted, the client could keep his job and his life on track.
- A man was charged with two counts of felony drug charges decades earlier. The charges had always followed him and haunted his criminal record. He hired Walker Fults, who used the avenues available under the law to have the charges sealed away from public eye. With the two charges no longer following him, the man reported a great burden of many years lifted.
- A man was intoxicated at an Oktoberfest public event and demolished a sandwich board outside a shop in an act of poor judgment. He was charged with a misdemeanor, his first ever criminal charge, which threatened his profession advancement. He hired Walker Fults. Walker Fults reasoned with the prosecutor and avoided the worst outcome for his client: a conviction. Instead, Walker Fults won a dismissal through a compromised deal that allowed his client to keep his record clean.
- A man was charged with an aggravated assault charge after police wrongfully accused him of strangling his wife. The couple hired Walker Fults, who worked closely with the couple to reach an outcome which protected his client’s criminal record and avoided all jail time.
- A woman had an altercation with an acquaintance and shot her in the foot. With everything on the line, she hired Walker Fults. The case was especially complex, with hours of police video footage, unclear facts surrounding a possible romantic/domestic facet to the charge, and an elevated chance of going to trial. Walker Fults avoided the years of jail time possible for his client, instead working out a negotiated deal involving surrender of the firearm and no jail time. His client kept her business, kept her home, and kept her life moving forward.
- A man was falsely accused of assault domestic violence. He adamantly maintained his innocence in the face of police questioning, but was arrested and taken to jail. As the CEO of a technology company, he could not afford a negative outcome. He hired Walker Fults, who was able to bring out a robust affidavit showing his client was not guilty. The charges were reduced in exchange for a period of anger management classes, and the client suffered no professional damage.
- Walker Fults’s cousin was wrongfully accused of allowing her dog to bite a passerby on the sidewalk. There was no evidence a bite occurred. She was issued four municipal charges for failure to quarantine, which totaled over $1800. Walker Fults accepted the case and told the prosecutor he would not settle under any circumstances. After several failures to reach a compromise, the prosecutor finally gave in and dismissed all charges the morning of trial.
- A woman was charged with prostitution after an undercover police went to a nightclub, ordered a dance, then offered her an outrageous sum of money for more in a clear attempt at entrapment. She hired Walker Fults, who worked out a negotiated plea deal that avoided jail time and a conviction for his client.
- A man was charged with felony DUI after twenty years of clean living and working for the city. His wife was also in jail for two misdemeanor charges after being picked up on a warrant. He hired Walker Fults to represent himself and his wife. Walker Fults successfully worked out a resolution to the wife’s charges which saw her quickly released from jail. Walker Fults then managed to secure the mandatory minimum punishment possible for the husband, who was able to keep his city job and his home.
- A foreign exchange student was charged with a drug crime while attending university in America. With sensitive issues to consider involving the student’s criminal record as well as immigration consequences, Walker Fults worked out a resolution that avoided a conviction for his client. The student was able to carry on his studies, and was unaffected save for paying court costs.
- A man became involved in a relationship with a tempestuous and jealous woman. After finally ending the relationship, she falsely accused him of criminal misconduct, and the man was charged in a smaller county with a reputation for being strict on criminals. He just wanted to go back to his home state, and hired Walker Fults to help him. Walker Fults worked out a resolution that allowed his client to avoid all jail time and keep his life moving forward in the desired direction.
- A young man decided to fall asleep in his truck outside a bar rather than drive home drunk. Police started sniffing around, pulled him out of the car, and eventually charged him with possession of a firearm while intoxicated. He and his family hired Walker Fults, who filed a substantive motion to suppress the evidence based on the police search. The client was able to keep his job, avoid a conviction on his record, and avoid any jail time.
- A school bus driver was wrongfully charged with running a stop sign, which would have ended her job. Walker Fults accepted her case, rejected the prosecutor’s plea offer, and took the case to a trial by jury, obtaining a not guilty verdict and acquittal for his client.
- A man faced a second motion to revoke probation on enhanced felony charges, facing up to life in jail. Walker Fults arranged for him to be reinstated on probation, resulting in zero jail time.
- A man was pulled over for speeding and police found drugs in his pocket. Walker Fults argued the search was unlawful and had the drug evidence thrown out at trial, resulting in the client being found completely not guilty.
- A man faced a motion to revoke probation on felony charges punishable up to 20 years in prison. Walker Fults successfully negotiated for him to be reinstated on probation and avoid jail time.
- A woman charged with possession of meth violated her probation and faced two years in jail. Walker Fults arranged a successful plan to have her put back on probation, resolving her charges.
- A woman had over ten outstanding warrants for her arrest in three different county jurisdictions. She hired Walker Fults, who successfully arranged a coordinated plan to satisfy all warrants and put his client right with the law.
- A man was arrested for assault after a heated domestic argument with his wife. He hired Walker Fults, who arranged a successful settlement for no conviction on the charge, protecting the client’s professional reputation.
- A business owner and father was charged with assault after a customer in his store refused to leave. Unwilling to get a criminal charge on his record that might compromise his career, he hired Walker Fults, who persistently demanded full discovery of the evidence his client was entitled to under the law. After setting the case for trial and refusing to let up on the prosecutor, the case was dismissed.
- A young man was charged with possession of drug paraphernalia in the course of a routine traffic stop. Worried about the impact of the drug charge on his future, he hired Walker Fults, who arranged a successful settlement resulting in no conviction on the charge.
- A man had multiple infractions for driving while license invalid, resulting in escalating charges that grew beyond his ability to handle. Rather than take convictions, he hired Walker Fults, who negotiated a successful reduction of the charge to a low level routine traffic offense, saving the client’s record, and money in the process.
- A college student was charged with minor in consumption of alcohol. Wishing to keep his record clean, he hired Walker Fults, who worked out a settlement that successfully avoided a conviction.
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