- posted: May 23, 2025
At EBM Law we fight hard for our clients to have a case remanded from the Superior Court Criminal to the local Municipal Court, if the facts fit. A case can be remanded if there is new or insufficient evidence presented, legal errors, a bad search or stop that could be suppressed, and for many other reasons. Recently, offices represented a client that was charged with a serious indictable offense. Understanding the severity of the offense, our law offices were able to convince the Assistant Prosecutor at the Criminal Court that the evidence did not support the serious charge. As a result, the case was remanded from the County Court to the local municipal court for resolution. Due to our efforts, the client only had to pay minor fines to the court resulting in a much more favorable outcome than he would have if the matter remained in the Superior Court.
The County Courts handle a wide variety of serious crimes such as drug offenses, sex offenses, assault charges, and theft. These crimes can often carry severe consequences. In order to try to convince an Assistant Prosecutor to remand a matter, our offices must analyze the existing and or additional evidence provided. This includes checking for witness credibility, fact verification and any motions that we believe would prevail. Our law office’s skill and perseverance can result in the case to be remanded to the lower courts. When cases get remanded to the Municipal Court our clients are
subject to much less serious consequences .
Here at the Law Offices or Eric B. Morrell, we are incredibly familiar with the complexity of handling cases at the County level, and know how to argue to the Prosecutor to have our client’s cases remanded. Our offices are extremely thorough in reviewing our client’s defenses. Many of our clients have successfully received reduced charges, favorable outcomes and even dismissed cases. If you think you were over charged and your matter should be resolved in the local municipal court, please contact our law offices.
- posted: May 23, 2025
At EBM Law we fight hard for our clients to have a case remanded from the Superior Court Criminal to the local Municipal Court, if the facts fit. A case can be remanded if there is new or insufficient evidence presented, legal errors, a bad search or stop that could be suppressed, and for many other reasons. Recently, offices represented a client that was charged with a serious indictable offense. Understanding the severity of the offense, our law offices were able to convince the Assistant Prosecutor at the Criminal Court that the evidence did not support the serious charge. As a result, the case was remanded from the County Court to the local municipal court for resolution. Due to our efforts, the client only had to pay minor fines to the court resulting in a much more favorable outcome than he would have if the matter remained in the Superior Court.
The County Courts handle a wide variety of serious crimes such as drug offenses, sex offenses, assault charges, and theft. These crimes can often carry severe consequences. In order to try to convince an Assistant Prosecutor to remand a matter, our offices must analyze the existing and or additional evidence provided. This includes checking for witness credibility, fact verification and any motions that we believe would prevail. Our law office’s skill and perseverance can result in the case to be remanded to the lower courts. When cases get remanded to the Municipal Court our clients are
subject to much less serious consequences .
Here at the Law Offices or Eric B. Morrell, we are incredibly familiar with the complexity of handling cases at the County level, and know how to argue to the Prosecutor to have our client’s cases remanded. Our offices are extremely thorough in reviewing our client’s defenses. Many of our clients have successfully received reduced charges, favorable outcomes and even dismissed cases. If you think you were over charged and your matter should be resolved in the local municipal court, please contact our law offices.
