Jury Pro: Firm News
July 27, 2010 - Speedy Trial Dismissal
Jury Pro attorney James M. Wirth appeared on the Jury Trial Sounding Docket for a client charged with Obtaining Merchandise by Bogus Check. Mr. Wirth made an oral request for dismissal based on violations of the client's right to a speedy trial. The Judge agreed with Jury Pro's arguments and the case was dismissed instanter.
July 23, 2010 - Sentencing Victory
Jury Pro was representing a person charged with distribution of cocaine. The evidence was indisputable that the defendant sold 3.5 grams of cocaine to an undercover officer. The State of Oklahoma had officers ready to testify as well as a willfully and knowingly given confession. The range of punishment that our client was facing was five (5) years to life. When the Assistant District Attorney would not agree to an acceptable plea deal, Jury Pro Law Office attorney, James M. Wirth, recommended that the client enter a blind plea (a plea of guilty without any plea deal in place). This gave the Judge complete discretion to sentence Jury Pro's client to up to life in prison. It was a risky move that the client decided to take. Today Mr. Wirth and the client appeared for sentencing and the Judge, over the State's objection, sentenced the client to a five (5) year deferred sentence. This means that he will be on probation for five years and if he completes everything properly and does not commit any new offenses the case will be dismissed and expunged.
July 19, 2010 - Assault & Battery Dismissed
Attorney James M. Wirth, appeared for trial today representing a client charged with Assault & Battery, after her neighbor called the police on her. All pending charges against Jury Pro Law Office's client were dismissed when the complaining witness failed to appear for trial.
June 25, 2010 - Assault & Battery Dismissed
Jury Pro Law Office attorney, James M. Wirth, obtained a complete dismissal of all charges pending against a client today. He was charged with domestic assault and battery and the State refused to dismiss the charge even though the alleged victim did not the charges pursued and requested that they be dismissed. Mr. Wirth requested a trial and the State finally agreed to dismiss the charges when Mr. Wirth appeared for Pre-Trial proceedings. Client client is eligible for a complete expungement of the arrest and the court case, because the Jury Pro Law Office achieved a dismissal within one (1) year of the arrest.
May 26, 2010 - Felony Drug Dismissal
Attorney, James M. Wirth, appeared for preliminary hearing for a client charged with felony Unlawful Possession of Controlled Drug - Second Offense, Operating Vehicle without License Plate, and Failure to Carry Insurance. Jury Pro's client was facing a minimum sentence of two (2) years incarceration and a maximum of ten (10) years on the felony drug offense. However, Mr. Wirth had many issues with the case and raised concerns regarding the validity of the traffic stop, the legality of the predicate offense, and the fact that although the contraband was found in the vehicle he was driving, he did not have constructive possession of it. After these arguments were made the Assistant District Attorney assigned to the case agreed to dismiss all three counts. Furthermore, because the case was timely dismissed, Jury Pro's client is entitled to a complete expungement of the court case and the arrest record.
April 26, 2010 - Dismissal
Today Jury Pro Law Office attorney James M. Wirth obtained a complete dismissal for a client charged with Violation of the Compulsory Attendance Act. Although the charge is only a misdemeanor, the case was a significant burden upon Jury Pro's client, who otherwise had a clean record. After Jury Pro Law Office attorney, James M. Wirth, Esq. made arguments in court, the prosecutor voluntary dismissed the case.
January 26, 2010 - Felony Dismissal
Today Jury Pro Law Office attorney James M. Wirth obtained a complete dismissal for a client charged with Endeavoring to Manufacture Methamphetamines. Until it was dismissed the charge carried the sentencing range of seven (7) years to life.
The client was originally charged with Manufacturing Methamphetamines; however, after fighting a two (2) day preliminary hearing which ended on July 6, 2009, the charge was lowered to Endeavoring to Manufacture Methamphetamines. The matter was set for Jury Trial on January 19, 2010. On the date of trial attorney, James M. Wirth, discovered a new technical argument to be made against the charges and the matter was continued. On January 25, 2010, the Jury Pro Law Office filed a motion requesting dismissal based on the new argument. This morning, the case and all charges against the client were dismissed.
January 1, 2010 - New Office
 The Jury Pro Law Office moves to a new downtown Tulsa Office. Only blocks from the Tulsa County District Court, this new locations makes defending your rights faster and easier.
May 17, 2009 - New Web Site Launch
The Jury Pro Law Office's new Web site is going live today. Over the coming months, Jury Pro hopes to greatly increase the quantity and quality of free legal information available to both Jury Pro clients and the general public through our Web site at 888jurypro.com.
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