Case Results

The client was charged with Possession of Fentanyl out of the Brockton District Court and went through a year of court dates prior to securing the services of Attorney James G. DeGiacomo. Upon entering his appearance with the Court, Attorney DeGiacomo was able to determine that there was a significant suppression issue with the case, and filed a motion to suppress the search of the client.

At the hearing date, Attorney DeGiacomo was able to avoid the hearing all together and convince the District Attorney to dismiss the charge.

The client was charged with Larceny by Check due to a mishap with her bank. At a Clerk Magistrate’s Hearing in Quincy District Court, Attorney DeGiacomo was able to convince the Clerk Magistrate not to issue the charges. This result saved the client thousands of dollars in potential fines and fees, kept her criminal record clean, and helped insure that there would be no issues with her work visa going forward.

The client discovered that her out of state driver’s license was suspended due to an old warrant that issued for an Insurance Violation out of the Milford District Court. While she would typically be required to spend thousands of dollars to fly to Massachusetts to remove the warrant in person, Attorney DeGiacomo was able to convince a judge to waive her presence and dismiss the case. This allowed her to save thousands of dollars and obtain a valid driver’s license.

In September 2024, Attorney James G. DeGiacomo represented a client in the Newburyport District Court charged with OUI Second Offense. At trial, Attorney DeGiacomo was able to successfully cross-examine the police witnesses in the case and show that the there was little evidence of intoxication. This resulted in the jury finding the client NOT GUILTY after the trial.

In September 2024, Attorney James G. DeGiacomo represented a client in the Barnstable District Court charged with Indecent Assault and Battery after the client was accused of assaulting his ex-girlfriend’s daughter. During the matter, Attorney DeGiacomo conducted a significant review of the case, including gathering thousands of pages of reports from various outside agencies. After the review it became clear that the allegations stemmed from very contentious divorce between the alleged victim’s parents, and that her father had convinced her to make these allegations to get an upper hand in the probate case. With these facts in hand, Attorney DeGiacomo was able to secure a dismissal of the case.

In August 2024, Attorney James G. DeGiacomo represented a client in the Brockton District Court charged with OUI. During the pre-trial stage, Attorney DeGiacomo received and reviewed the client’s medical records. Attorney DeGiacomo immediately recognized that the doctor’s notes not only were in direct conflict with what the police officer wrote in his police report but stated that the client was in fact sober. Armed with these records, Attorney DeGiacomo was able to convince the judge to dismiss the case.

In August 2024, Attorney James G. DeGiacomo represented a client at a Clerk Magistrate’s Hearing in the Brockton District Court after he was alleged to have threatened someone while trespassing at a local business. Prior to the hearing, Attorney DeGiacomo was able to discuss the matter with the prosecutor handling the matter and they were able to come to a resolution that ensured that the charges would not issue.

In August 2024, Attorney James G. DeGiacomo represented a client in the Concord District Court on a Motion for New Trial after the client had read about the issues involving the breathalyzer machine in the news. Attorney DeGiacomo was able to review the records and establish to the court that the jury likely relied on flawed breathalyzer evidence at his trial. This resulted in the court vacating the client’s conviction and re-opening the matter.

In August 2024, Attorney James G. DeGiacomo represented a client before the Board of Appeals at the Registry of Motor Vehicles after the police requested an received an immediate threat suspension of the client after an OUI arrest. Attorney DeGiacomo was able to successfully show that the client posed no threat by driving and the Board of Appeals reinstated the cleint’s driver’s license.