Yes, dismissal is possible, but the outcome depends on the evidence and legal grounds in your case. A lawyer examines the alleged scheme, intent to defraud, and the mailing’s connection to the conduct. Records showing legitimate transactions or good faith help challenge the allegations. Matthew Cohan reviews each case for grounds to seek dismissal, reduced charges, or a defense at trial.

Contact a student defense lawyer who reviews disciplinary policies and hearing procedures. Matthew Cohan and his team compare the school’s actions with its published rules, including notice, evidence access, witness participation, and appeal procedures. They identify potential violations and raise relevant objections during the proceedings or through an available appeal.

Hire a New Jersey weapons defense lawyer with experience handling Graves Act cases and waiver requests. Matthew Cohan and his team review your history, the incident, firearm storage, and supporting information about employment, family, and community ties. They assess grounds for a waiver request and explain potential sentencing options without promising a particular outcome.