Hayward Prostitution Sting results in No Charges Filed
Client caught in solicitation for prostitution sting. Read On
Client caught in solicitation for prostitution sting. Read On
Client was alleged to have raped his 10-year-old stepdaughter over the course of several years. Client had been arrested and was in jail on $500,000 bail when we were called. We obtained our client's release in less than 24 hours by an immediate and aggressive response to allegations. Read On
Client was arrested for running house for prostitution after police conducted undercover sting operation where employees allegedly offered sex for money. Petition for factual innocence (Penal Code Section 851.8) filed on client's behalf. After long contested hearing, client's petition for factual innocence granted. Read On
Client, 32 years old, charged with unlawful intercourse with a minor (Penal Code section 261.5) who was 16 years old. Read On
Client, charged in this case under the Three Strikes laws with molesting two separate victims, was previously convicted of two prior molestation allegations and had recently been sentenced to prison for other felony convictions. Read On
Client's computer was searched. Client was found in possession of numerous images of child pornography. Read On
An allegation of rape by a teenager who had been befriended by the family was never prosecuted after our client passed a polygraph and his verifiable explanations were communicated to the district attorney. Read On
Prostitution charges dismissed, followed by a factual finding of innocence. Read On
Client committed child molestation against his daughter every week for more than one year. Daughter had previously been a victim of rape by a stranger during a home invasion robbery. Our client did not have to serve a single day in jail. Read On
Client was extradited from another state and charged with 12 felony sex offenses, including violations of Penal Code section 288 and Penal Code section 289, all carrying potential state prison and all but one carrying lifetime sex offender registration. Read On
Client was accused of molesting eight-year-old daughter of his girlfriend over the period of several months. Police claimed they had unequivocal evidence including another possible victim and evidence that the client had lied about unrelated matters. Read On
Client was alleged to have committed date rape of a fellow student at a prestigious university. Read On
In high profile theft from public entity, client originally charged with two Felony Counts of Grand Theft and Embezzlement. Read On
Client is a very successful owner of a corporation that does business internationally as well as a person of great stature in his community. He contacted Seth P. Chazin after learning that he was being investigated by the FBI for being in possession of hundreds of pictures of child pornography... Read On
The client was accused of battering a woman on the street after a lady with psychological problems approached her. Client was forced to have to employ self-defense and the alleged victim was injured in the process. The alleged victim ended up calling the cops and reporting that my client attacked her. Read On
Seth P. Chazin just obtained a major victory for a client who was threatened by the FBI and the US Attorney's Office of the Northern District of California with possible charges of Possession and Distribution of Child Pornography, 18 U.S.C. Section 2252 (a) (2) and 18 U.S.C. Section 2252 (a) (4).... Read On
November 2013
DUI : Client arrested on First Offense DUI charge with blood alcohol content over the legal limit. Read On
DUI: Client charged with Felony DUI with a Prior Felony DUI within 10 years in Santa Clara County Read On
1203.4 Dismissal: Client charged with Felony violation of H & S Code Section 11530 - Possession of Marijuana and Cultivation in Santa Cruz County. Read On
Child Pornography: Client's computer seized in Santa Clara County for alleged possession of child pornography Read On
“The death penalty is a lie, a misguided mistake born of anger and frustration. Capital punishment has become a perverse monument to inequality, to how some lives matter and others do not. It is a violent example of how we protect and value the rich and abandon and devalue the poor. The death penalty is a grim, disturbing shadow formed by the legacy of racial apartheid and bias against the poor that condemns the disfavored among us, but corrupts us all. It’s the perverse symbol elected officials use to strengthen their ‘tough on crime’ reputations and distract us from confronting the causes of violence. It is finally the enemy of grace, redemption and all of us who recognize that each person is more than their worse act.”