Case #: 080XXXXXCF10A
Charges: Sexual Performance By A Child (AKA Possession of Child Pornography). After a search warrant was served and executed, the police discovered multiple images of child pornography on client's computer; in addition to hundreds of images of child erotica (not illegal to possess). After review of the evidence and forensic discovery, David S. Seltzer, Miami/Fort Lauderdale Criminal Cyber Crime Defense Attorney, negotiated a resolution with the Broward County State Attorney's Office, whereby the client plead to probation to lesser (non sex offender registry) charges.
Result: Probation to lesser charges, therefore, NO Sex Offender Designation and no prison

Case #: F08XXXX
Charges: Attempted 2nd Degree Murder, Kidnapping, and Grand Theft. Client was arrested and extradited based on an alleged Domestic Violence incident. David S. Seltzer, Miami/Fort Lauderdale Criminal Defense Lawyer, successfully negotiated with the State and the Court, the clients release pending trial on a non-bondable offense. Furthermore, David S. Seltzer, Miami/Fort Lauderdale Criminal Defense Attorney, convinced the Miami-Dade State Attorney's Office that the evidence wasn't sufficient to support a conviction.
Result: Case Dismissed

Case #: 2008CFXXXXXXXXXX
Charges: Online Solicitation (via Webcam). Client was arrested, and extradited to Florida, where he was charged with Lewd and Lascivious Exhibition. Penalty ranged from 21 months to 15 years State Prison. After negotiations and a review of the discovery, David S. Seltzer, Cyber Crime Criminal Defense Attorney, negotiated with the Brevard County State Attorney's Office a non-jail plea.
Result: Client avoids prison, probation - 2 ½ years, guidelines were 21 months State prison up to 15 years.
Miami, Florida Criminal Cyber Crime Lawyer, Client Testimonial

Case #: Investigation
Charges: Possession of Child Pornography, Distribution of Child Pornography; and Transmission of Child Pornography. Search warrant was served and executed at client's home, based on a cyber-tip received through the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children and America Online that an email was sent from client's home with an image of child pornography attached. After a review of the search warrant and discussions with the client, David S. Seltzer, Miami Cyber Crime Criminal Defense Lawyer, presented evidence to law enforcement; and through cooperation and review of the evidence on an on-going basis with law enforcement, Florida Cyber Crime Criminal Defense Attorney obtained a successful result for the client.
Result: No charges filed. All property seized returned to client.

Case #: F08XXXX
Client was arrested along with a co-defendant for Grand Theft Third Degree - shoplifting,  in Miami, Florida.  Co-defendant was the individual solely responsible for the crime.  The State felt strongly that my client was a co-conspirator and refused to drop the charges.  After review of the evidence and discussions with the State, David Seltzer, Miami Criminal Lawyer, was able to demonstrate my client's lack of involvement in the criminal activity.  Result, all charges dismissed.

Client was arrested for possession of cocaine and had serious immigration issues, which meant the client could not plea to anything. After careful negotiations, Mr. Seltzer was able to show the West Palm Beach State Attorney's Office why the case should not be filed. In the end, the case was not filed and the client's record is clean, leaving the client free to continue to travel and work internationally.

Case #: F08XXXX & F08XXXX
Client was arrested for possession of cocaine and speeding. Shortly thereafter client was arrested for grand theft third degree and burglary of an occupied vehicle. Client was being held no bond in Miami-Dade County. Mr. Seltzer was able to convince the Court not to give this young client a criminal record and to enroll the client in Drug Court. Therefore, upon successful completion of drug court, both cases will be dismissed.

Case #: J07-XXXX
Student was charged with aggravated battery on another student. Miami-Dade County Public Schools was seeking to expel the student. After investigating the incident, Mr. Seltzer was able to persuade the School Board that it was not in the Best Interest of the Student. In the end, the Student continues to be a full-time member of MDCPS.