Dismiss Obstruction Of Justice

Summary

A defense attorney in Washington D.C. May seek to dismiss obstruction of justice charges by highlighting inconsistencies in the victims statements and arguing a lack of evidence. Consulting with a local defense attorney is essential for personalized legal advice.

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in washington dc a assault occurred the victim files a false police stating the defendant had a gun but did not mention the assault. then later told states attorney the defendant did not have a gun. then * week later the victim contacts a state attorney after speaking to a friend. saying he was threatened and assaulted due to being a informant after being arrested for pwi in a separate ongoing case that the defendant isn't charged in washington dc. the district attorney files charges against the defendant for obstruction of justice(witness/ law enforcement) can the defence attorney have the charges dismissed. if so how?
It sounds like a complex situation involving multiple statements and charges. Generally, a defense attorney might seek to dismiss obstruction of justice charges by arguing:
- Inconsistencies in Witness Statements: Highlighting the changing statements of the victim to undermine their credibility.
- Lack of Evidence: Arguing that there is insufficient evidence to support the charge.
Discussing the specifics with a defense attorney would be crucial in this case. Would you like to be connected with local lawyers who can better assist with your case?