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April 29th 2010
Salem District Court
Larceny over 250.00 Chapter 266 Section 30(1)
According to the police report, Client was caught by store security stealing several items totaling over 250.00 (a felony charge). Client admitted to police her wrongdoing and the evidence was obvious and glaring. Negotiation with the District Attorney was the only option. However, the District Attorney sought the maximum sentence of two years in the house of correction sentence COMMITTED. Committed means that they wanted her to be in jail with no suspended sentence or probation. The probable harness to their recommendation was the result of the client’s prior record of similar offenses with committed jail time. Attorney Barabino took the client before a judge asking for straight probation (administrative). Administrative probation would allow her NOT to have to meet with a probation officer or the need the fulfill any related requirements. After Attorney Barabino explained the client’s background, history and previous road to rehabilitation and as a result he decided to accept Attorney Barabino request for one year of probation---no jail time and NO probation requirements.
RESULT: Client Avoids TWO YEAR House of CORRECTION Jail Sentence.
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