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Video: How to Get a Favorable Disposition

Posted on February 22, 2021 by Scott Limmer

How to Get a Favorable Disposition

Criminal Defense Attorney Scott Limmer discusses how to negotiate with the prosecutor and the court to help his clients get a favorable disposition for their criminal charges reduced.

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