Testimonials and Results
Case Results
Below are examples of recent outcomes we’ve achieved for our clients. These cases reflect the wide range of matters we handle and our commitment to resolving them with care, discretion, and strategy. Whether through dismissal, diversion, or reduced charges, we work to protect our clients’ futures at every step.
Please note: The results listed here are based on specific facts and circumstances and do not guarantee similar outcomes in other cases. Each case is unique and evaluated individually.
Juvenile Cases
Disorderly Conduct & Breach of Peace - Five Cases Dismissed at Once
Attorney Flannery represented a juvenile client facing five separate cases, including charges of Disorderly Conduct (53a-182), Violation of Court Order (46b-12), Breach of Peace in the Second Degree, and related allegations involving assault and battery.
After negotiation, all five cases were successfully dismissed.
Disorderly Conduct & Breach of Peace – Six Cases Nolled at Once
Attorney Flannery successfully represented a juvenile client who was facing six separate cases involving a variety of charges, including criminal mischief, disorderly conduct, and breach of peace. There were assault allegations involving other children. Some cases also involved property damage.
Despite the seriousness of the allegations, all cases were ultimately nolled.
Felony Larceny of a Motor Vehicle & Assault in the Third Degree - Two Cases Nolled, Better Outcome than Codefendants
Flannery Law successfully represented a juvenile client facing two separate cases involving felony larceny of a motor vehicle (53a-119c), conspiracy to commit larceny of a motor vehicle (53a-119c), assault in the third degree (53a-61), and disorderly conduct (53a-182). Through aggressive, litigation-focused advocacy, all charges across both cases were nolled with restitution for damage to the vehicle. Flannery Law secured a markedly better outcome than the client’s codefendants, making the client the only participant to avoid adjudication and a juvenile criminal record.
Criminal Mischief, Threatening & Disorderly Conduct – Case Nolled
Attorney Flannery successfully represented a juvenile client facing charges of criminal mischief in the first degree (53a-115), disorderly conduct (53a-182), and threatening in the second degree (53a-62(a)(1)), stemming from serious domestic violence allegations. Through compassionate, child-centered advocacy that recognized the complexity of the family dynamics at play, all charges were nolled. Client obtained a better outcome than codefendant, reflecting a commitment to individualized defense that sees the whole child rather than just the charges.
Threatening & Breach of Peace – Case Nolled
A client was charged with Threatening in the First Degree (53a-61aa) and Breach of Peace 2nd Degree (53a-181) following a threat made via social media. Attorney Flannery successfully resolved the case with a nolle, resulting in no adjudication and no criminal record.
Harassment & Threatening Charges – Resolved Through Judicial Review Board Diversion
A client was charged with Harassment in the 2nd Degree (53a-183), Threatening in the 2nd Degree (53a-62), and Breach of Peace (53a-181) related to allegations of online harassment involving a sexual assault accusation. The case was successfully diverted through the Judicial Review Board, avoiding formal prosecution or a criminal record.
Breach of Peace & Harassment – Two Case Dismissed
Attorney Flannery represented a juvenile client charged with two cases of Breach of Peace in the Second Degree and Harassment in the Second Degree.
After negotiation and presenting exculpatory evidence, the case was successfully dismissed at the second court date.
Assault 2nd Degree & Breach of Peace – Resolved with Non-Judicial Supervision
A client was charged with Assault in the 2nd Degree (53a-60), Conspiracy to Commit Assault 2nd Degree, and Breach of Peace 2nd Degree (53a-181), stemming from an altercation involving two individuals. Despite the serious nature of the allegations, Attorney Flannery successfully resolved the case with non-judicial supervision.
Assault 3rd Degree – Resolved with Non-Judicial Supervision
Following an altercation with a classmate, a client was charged with Assault in the 3rd Degree (53a-61). The matter was successfully resolved through non-judicial supervision, resulting in no adjudication and no criminal record after supervision.
Facsimile Firearm & Reckless Endangerment – Resolved with Non-Judicial Supervision
A client faced charges of Carrying a Facsimile Firearm (53-206c), Breach of Peace 2nd Degree (53a-181), and Reckless Endangerment 2nd Degree (53a-64). Attorney Flannery secured a diversionary outcome resulting in non-judicial supervision and no criminal record following three months of probation.
Larceny in the 6th Degree - Case Dismissed
Attorney Flannery represented a juvenile client charged with larceny in the 6th degree.
After presenting exculpatory evidence prior to probation screening, the case was successfully dismissed before the client’s first court date. Client never needed to attend court and records were automatically erased.
Larceny, Threatening & Disorderly Conduct – Reduced Charges with Probation Recommendation
A client was originally charged with Larceny in the 2nd Degree for theft of $14,000, and in a separate case, with Disorderly Conduct (53a-182) and Threatening 2nd Degree Physical Threat (53a-62(a)(1)). Attorney Flannery negotiated a plea to Conspiracy to Commit Larceny in the 5th Degree, with the court following the recommended probation plan. The case was resolved through adjudication but no restitution was imposed.
Felony Burglary & Larceny Conspiracy – All Charges Nolled
Flannery Law successfully represented a juvenile client facing serious felony charges under 53a-101(a)(3) and 53a-124, including burglary in the first degree at night, conspiracy to commit burglary in the first degree at night, and conspiracy to commit larceny in the third degree. The charges arose from allegations of group theft. Despite the severity of the allegations, all charges were ultimately nolled through our advocacy.
Larceny 6th Degree – Dismissed Without Court Appearance
Flannery Law successfully represented an innocent juvenile client facing a larceny in the sixth degree charge under 53a-125b where immigration consequences were a critical concern. Retained close to the end of business day the night before the court date, Flannery Law worked to secure a translator for a niche language on short notice in order to interpret critical criminal evidence. Through diligent advocacy, the firm secured a dismissal without the client or parents ever having to set foot in the courthouse, eliminating any risk of contact with immigration enforcement.
Breach of Peace & Harassment – Innocence Proven, Both Charges Dismissed
Flannery Law successfully represented a juvenile client facing charges of breach of peace in the second degree under 53a-181 and harassment in the second degree under 53a-183, stemming from allegations from the school directly. Through strategic advocacy, Flannery Law conducted a thorough review of digital forensic evidence, reconstructed a detailed timeline of events, and performed a minute-by-minute analysis of the school’s surveillance system before retaining a forensic expert who demonstrated that the school’s own evidence was unreliable and exculpatory. All charges were dismissed, and the firm was able to quickly and discreetly prove the client’s innocence.
Assault 2nd Degree & Breach of Peace – All Charges Nolled
Flannery Law successfully represented a juvenile client facing serious charges of assault in the second degree under 53a-60 and breach of peace in the second degree under 53a-181, stemming from allegations that the client had harmed the victim with a dangerous weapon. Through diligent advocacy and negotiation, all charges were ultimately nolled.
Arson 2nd Degree with Bodily Injury – Full Dismissal
Flannery Law successfully represented a juvenile client facing a serious charge of arson in the second degree with bodily injury under 53a-112(a)(1)(A), arising out of a group incident. Through prompt and effective advocacy, Flannery Law secured a full dismissal for the client — notably, the only defendant in the group incident to receive a dismissal.
Illegal Possession of Child Pornography 1st Degree – All Charges Nolled
Flannery Law successfully represented a juvenile client facing a charge of illegal possession of child pornography in the first degree under 53a-196d, with allegations of distribution. Despite the serious and sensitive nature of the allegations, all charges were ultimately nolled through diligent advocacy.
Disorderly Conduct – Case Dismissed
Flannery Law successfully represented a juvenile client facing a disorderly conduct charge under 53a-182, stemming from allegations of threatening with a dangerous weapon. Through compassionate and effective advocacy, the case was dismissed.
Firearm Theft & Multiple Felony Charges – Resolved with Nonjudicial Supervision
Attorney Flannery, successfully represented a juvenile client facing serious felony charges including stealing a firearm under 53a-212, multiple Class A felony conspiracy charges under 53a-48(FA), burglary in the third degree under 53a-103, and criminal mischief in the third degree. The case involved allegations supported by evidence of a real firearm as well as theft. Through compassionate advocacy focused on the whole child and their future, all charges were resolved through nonjudicial supervision, avoiding adjudication entirely and protecting the client from a juvenile criminal record.
Criminal Cases
Fourth DUI & Drug Possession – Resolved Without Jail Time
A client faced eight separate charges across three different dockets, including a 3rd Offense DUI (14-227a), multiple counts of Possession of Controlled Substances (21a-279(a)(1)), Possession of Drug Paraphernalia (21a-267), and a Violation of Probation stemming from a prior DUI conviction. The State initially offered five years of incarceration with suspension of license. Attorney Flannery drafted an extensive pretrial brief and worked with a co-counsel. The team helped secure a positive resolution: client only had to plead to drug charges with probation conditions. The client was able to keep her license and avoid jail time.
Strangulation & Assault – Case Nolled
A client was charged with Strangulation/Suffocation in the Second Degree (C.G.S. § 53a-64bb) in Hartford, as well as Assault in the Third Degree (C.G.S. § 53a-61). After Attorney Flannery represented the client, the case was nolled, resulting in no conviction and no further prosecution.
Risk of Injury to a Minor – Case Nolled
A client represented in Hartford who was charged under 53-21 Risk of Injury to a Minor after an incident involving her child. Attorney Flannery successfully resolved the matter with a nolle.
Assault & Disorderly Conduct – Case Dismissed
A client was charged with Assault in the 3rd Degree (53a-61) and Disorderly Conduct (53a-182) following a domestic dispute. After presenting mitigating evidence, we secured a nolle from the State, and the Judge granted our motion for dismissal. Despite the seriousness of these allegations, Attorney Flannery successfully resolved the case with a nolle, resulting in no conviction and no criminal record.
Disorderly Conduct – Case Nolled
A client was arrested in Hartford on a Disorderly Conduct (53a-182) charge and released on a $500 bond. The allegations stemmed from a domestic dispute. Attorney Flannery successfully resolved the matter with a nolle, resulting in no conviction and no criminal record.
Infraction Cases
Commercial Driver Speeding Citation – Case Nolled
A client, a commercial driver with over 20 years of CDL career, was cited for driving 73 mph in a 55 mph zone. The original fine was set at $325. After negotiation, the case was nolled, meaning no fine or donation was required.
Commercial Vehicle Citation – Case Nolled
A client, a commercial driver, was cited under §41-270(g)(6) for operating on an authorized route. The State’s initial offer was a $1,500 fine. After negotiation, the case was nolled, and the fines were waived, protecting both client’s record and livelihood.
Commercial Vehicle Speeding Citation – Case Nolled
A client, a commercial driver, was cited under 14-219 for speeding in a truck, recorded at 85 mph in a 56 mph zone. The original fine was $293. After presenting mitigating evidence and negotiating on the client’s behalf, the case was nolled, meaning no fine or points were assessed.
Failure to Drive Reasonable Distance – Case Nolled
A client, with over 30 years of driving experience, was cited under 14-240b for failure to drive a reasonable distance after an accident. The original fine was $142. After presenting evidence and the client’s circumstances, the case was nolled. No fine or points were assessed.
Commercial Vehicle – Accident & Minor Mobile Device Use – Case Nolled
A client was cited for two violations: 14-240(b) for failure to drive a reasonable distance and 14-296aa(b1st) for operation of a motor vehicle while using a handheld device. The original fine was $450. The incident involved a rear-end collision. After presenting mitigating evidence and support materials, the citation was nolled. No points or fines were assessed.
Mobile Device Violations
Attorney Flannery has successfully handled numerous cases involving 14-296AA violations, which relate to operating a motor vehicle while using a handheld mobile device. Many of herclients received citations for brief or disputed mobile device use. Attorney Flannery has obtained a nolle in many of these cases, although your specific outcome cannot be guaranteed.