Simple Robbery
If someone you know is facing charges of Simple Robbery (or Aid and Abet Robbery) it is crucial that they obtain an experienced trial lawyer to protect their legal rights. The penalty for this charge can be TEN YEARS in prison plus a fine of $20,000.
If you or a loved one has been charged with Simple Robbery, it is imperative that you call Minnesota Legal Defense as soon as possible.
Even if you have not been charged yet, it is important to have an attorney from the moment you believe you may be a suspect.
With your case in the hands of one of the most experienced criminal trial lawyers in Minnesota, Paul D. Sellers, you will immediately gain the protection and piece of mind that comes from having all of your rights completely protected.
Charge:
Aid and Abet Simple Robbery
Not Guilty
Verdict:
Justice:
Client was charged with Aid and Abet Robbery because he supposedly matched the description of a group of malcontents loitering by the light rail station. However the only description that matched Client was that he happened to be wearing a green shirt. Through aggressive cross-examination and a thorough demonstration of multiple surveillance cameras, attorney Paul D. Sellers was able to show the judge that Client was just in the wrong place at the wrong time, wearing the wrong color shirt. The judge announced her verdict the moment the State's attorney finished their closing argument. NOT GUILTY.
