Case Results

Case dismissed after a hearing on a motion to suppress the evidence was granted. Client was racially profiled before being stopped for Driving Under the Influence. Attorney Stephanie Fakih challenged the stop of her client’s vehicle and the court threw out the evidence of the DUI. Without the necessary evidence, the prosecutor had no choice but to dismiss.

Client was charged with a third domestic violence (felony). Client was not guilty and wanted to have a jury trial. At trial, the jury heard about the prior domestic violence acts, but Attorney Stephanie Fakih was able to keep the jury focused on the case at hand and the jury returned a not guilty verdict.

Client charged with making threatening phone calls to her son’s school, following an incident with her son and another person at school. Client was facing jail time and probation, but maintained her innocence. The case was taken to trial and the jury found her not guilty.

Client charged with loitering where narcotics are kept when police found him with his cousin in possession of marijuana. His cousin was a medical marijuana patient and Attorney Stephanie Fakih filed a motion to dismiss the charge. On the morning of the motion hearing, the prosecutor agreed to dismiss the case.

Client charged with domestic violence after his scorned ex-wife called the police and alleged he hit her. Client maintained his innocence and after a jury trial, client was acquitted.

Client charged with super-drunk DUI and 3 civil infractions. Attorney Stephanie Fakih was able to negotiate a deal where the prosecutor reduced the super-drunk DUI to driving while impaired and dismissed all 3 of the civil infractions and client was placed on a 12-month term of probation.

Attorney Stephanie Fakih's client got charged with assault and battery at Royal Oak High School. She fought hard for her client in trial and got him acquitted.