Case Results

  • Not Guilty
    Spousal Abuse
    In 2016, Mr. B was charged with a violation of Penal Code Section 273.5, commonly known as Spousal Abuse with corporal injury. Mr. B, a non-citizen, hired the Law Offices of Anastacio De La Cruz maintained his innocence, and was especially concerned ...
  • Charges Dismissed
    DUI
    In 2017 Ms. Red, a United States Citizen, was arrested for a suspicion of driving under the influence of alcohol, commonly referred to as a DUI. After reviewing the police report and accompanying video, Mr. De La Cruz was able to get the officer to ...
  • Case Dismissed
    Immigration
    In 2012, Ms. C, a United States Citizen studying to be a nurse, was driving from Imperial Valley home to the Coachella Valley when she was stopped at an immigration checkpoint and detained for nearly an hour upon the request of the California Highway ...
  • Case Dismissed
    Traumatic Injury
    In 2019, Mr. A and his wife were charged with violations of Penal Code Section 273d(a), commonly known as the infliction of traumatic injury upon a child. The Law Offices of Anastacio De La Cruz was retained to defend against these false accusations, ...
  • Charges Reduced
    DUI
    In 2019 Mr. Y was arrested for suspected violation of Vehicle Code Sections 23152(a) and 23152(b), commonly known as driving while under the influence. His blood-alcohol level was tested at nearly double the legal limit. Concerned with losing his ...
  • Case Dismissed
    Wrongful Death
    In 2019 Mr. and Mrs. E was made aware that warrants for their arrest had been issued in 2014 stemming from an unfortunate incident in 2013 where two family pets perished. The couple indicated that they had never been arrested, never signed a notice ...
  • Dismissed Charges
    Felony
    In 2014, Mr. G, a Legal Permanent Resident of the United States, had charges in two separate cases filed against, alleging automobile insurance fraud as felonies. Mr. G, tremendously concerned with his immigration status, immediately retained the ...
  • Case Dismissed
    Felony
    Mr. White, a long time legal permanent resident, had been convicted in 2012 for felony charge which was considered a crime involving moral turpitude. While he never served any actual jail time, because he was given a suspended sentence of two years, ...
  • Motion to Withdraw
    Misdemeanor
    In 2017, Mr. Black, who was concerned with possible immigration consequences of his misdemeanor charge, was advised by his criminal defense attorney to consult with a legal professional who was well versed in immigration laws and the specific ...
  • Case Dismissed
    Possession of Drugs
    In 2006, Mr. Purple who has no legal status in this country, pled guilty to 2 separate violations of Health and Safety Code Section 11377(a), possession of methamphetamine. Mr. Purple was told by his public defender and the court that if he completed ...
  • Case Dismissed
    Child Endangerment
    In 2007, Mr. Green, upon the advice of his public defender, pled guilty to a violation of 273(a)(a), a form of child endangerment. Because the charge was reduced from a felony to a misdemeanor, client assumed he was safe for immigration purposes. He ...
  • Relief Granted
    Domestic Violence
    In 2002, Mr. Blue, a Legal Permanent Resident, pled guilty to a misdemeanor violation of Penal Code Section 273.6, commonly known as disobeying a court order related to a domestic violence charge. He was not sentenced to time in jail but was put on ...
  • Case Dismissed
    Immigration Custody
    In February of 2016, just a month after Penal Code Section 1203.43 was enacted, Mr. Pink found himself in immigration custody, due in part to a 10-year-old conviction. Mr. Pink had pled guilty and took advantage of a drug diversion program which he ...
  • Favorable Outcome
    Misdemeanor of Fraud
    In 2014, Ms. Yellow, a long time Legal Permanent Resident, was advised by her private counsel to plead guilty to a misdemeanor charge of fraud. Defense counsel for Ms. Yellow incorrectly assumed that for immigration purposes, a misdemeanor would not ...
  • Favorable Outcome
    Felony
    Mr. Brown was in immigration custody based on numerous alcohol-related offenses, as well as a felony charge for theft of a vehicle. Due to the sentence, Mr. Brown was deemed to be mandatory deportation under federal (immigration) law. Mr. De La Cruz ...