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Case Results

Description:

Client was charged with 3 counts: Weapons-Carrying Concealed, OWI 1st Offense, and Weapons-Firearms- Possession Under the Influence. Weapons -Carrying Concealed (CCW) is punishable by up to 5 years in prison. Client was visiting friends at college for the weekend. Client was arrested while drinking, driving, and carrying a large caliber pistol.

Result:

Client Plead Guilty to Impaired driving and CCW under a sentencing deferral act. OWI 1st and Weapon-Possession Under the Influence were dismissed. Client was given 2 years reporting probation and no jail. Under the deferral act, after successful completion of probation, his Felony CCW will also be dismissed, leaving only an "Impaired driving" on his permanent record.

All Thanks to Attorney Ryan A. Slep, Esq.


Description:

Client was charged with Retail Fraud 3rd for failing to scan items at a local Meijer during checkout. Retail Fraud 3rd is punishable by up to 93 days jail. He paid for $60.00 of merchandise and failed to scan $30.00 in food. Client was very upset about how the conviction could affect his future employment.

Result:

Client was sentenced to 3 months reporting probation. After successful completion of probation, the case was dismissed in its entirety. Leaving nothing on his record. Still giving the client the opportunity of getting a great job after college.

​All Thanks to Attorney Ryan A. Slep, Esq.

Description:

Client was charged with Felonious Assault after running a man off his property by threatening him with a machete. Felonious Assault is punishable by up to 4 years in prison. Client served 37 days before Slep Legal Group, PLC became involved in the case.

Result:

Client Plead Guilty to Simple Assault after a probationary period.

Client was sentenced to 1-year reporting probation, with jail credit, meaning no further jail


Description:

A 24-year-old lifelong Michigan resident called our office with a criminal matter in September of 2022. She was being charged in Isabella County with the following crimes; Count 1: Controlled Substance – Delivery/Manufacture Methamphetamine (Felony punishable of 20 years), Count 2: Conspiracy to Commit Controlled Substance – Delivery/Manufacture Methamphetamine (Felony punishable of 20 years), Count 3: Controlled Substance – Delivery/Manufacture Less than 50 grams (Felony Punishable of 20 years), Count 4: Conspiracy to Commit Controlled Substance – Delivery/Manufacture less than 50 grams (Felony punishable of 20 years), Count 5: Controlled Substances – Possession less than 25 grams (Felony punishable of 4 years), Count 6: Controlled Substance – Delivery/Manufacture Methamphetamine (Felony punishable of 20 years), Count 7: Conspiracy to Commit Controlled Substance – Delivery/Manufacture Methamphetamine (Felony punishable of 20 years), Count 8: Controlled Substance – Delivery/Manufacture Less than 50 grams (Felony punishable of 20 years), Count 9; Conspiracy to commit controlled substance less than 50 grams (Felony punishable of 20 years), Count 10: Operating License Suspended, Revoked, Denied and she was being charged as a Habitual 4th. This means this 24-year-old was looking at life in prison.

Result:

The attorney’s within our office successfully argued in her defense getting 8 of the charges dismissed. Meaning those 8 charges will not be on her record and only 2 of the 10 charges will be on her record after completing her sentencing requirements. The attorneys also successfully argued in her defense getting her Habitual 4th knocked down to a Habitual 2nd. Instead of facing life in prison, she is only sentenced to do 30 years maximum and will be released.