Verdicts, Dismissals, and Reductions.That Change Lives.
A selection of cases defended by Jeacoma Law, P.A. across Palm Beach County — from misdemeanor DUI to life felonies. These aren’t negotiated quick fixes. They are the result of preparation, depositions, motion practice, and — when necessary — jury trial.Andrew Jeacoma is a battle-tested criminal defense attorney who goes to trial when it matters most. From DUI to felony charges — we fight to protect your record, your career, and your life.
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Not Guilty Verdicts
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Charges Dropped
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Reduced / Resolved
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About These Case Results
The case summaries below describe actual outcomes handled by Jeacoma Law, P.A. Client names and identifying details have been omitted to protect confidentiality. Past results do not guarantee or predict a similar outcome in any future case. Every case is unique and turns on its own facts, evidence, and procedural history.
Case Results That Speak for Themselves
DUI with Cocaine & Alcohol
DUI — Driving Under the Influence
Client was charged with DUI while having both cocaine and alcohol in his system. After a full jury trial, the client was found not guilty on all counts.
✓ Not Guilty — All Counts
DUI with Open Container
DUI — Driving Under the Influence
Client was charged with DUI and possession of an open beer in the cup holder. The case proceeded to jury trial, resulting in a not guilty verdict.
Battery, Assault & Improper Exhibition of a Deadly Weapon
Multiple Misdemeanor Charges
Client faced multiple misdemeanor charges including battery, assault, and improper exhibition of a deadly weapon. After presenting the defense at trial, the jury returned not guilty verdicts on all charges.
Attempted First-Degree Murder with a Firearm (Premeditated) & Burglary of an Occupied Conveyance While Armed
Life Felony + First-Degree Felony — Prison Releasee Reoffender
Client, designated as a Prison Releasee Reoffender (PRR), faced Attempted First-Degree Murder (Premeditated) — a life felony — and Burglary of an Occupied Conveyance While Armed with a Firearm — a first-degree felony punishable by life. Under PRR designation, conviction on either count would have required a mandatory life sentence with no possibility of early release. After a full jury trial, the client was found not guilty of burglary and convicted of a lesser included offense on the attempted murder charge — successfully avoiding a mandatory life sentence.
Tier One — Jury Verdicts
Not Guilty at Trial.
When negotiation isn’t enough, we go to trial. These cases were fought in front of a jury — and the jury came back our way.
Battery by Strangulation & Resisting Without Violence
Third-Degree Felony + First-Degree Misdemeanor
Client was charged with battery by strangulation — a third-degree felony punishable by up to 5 years in prison — and resisting an officer without violence. Through rapid investigation and aggressive advocacy, both charges were fully dropped before trial.
✓ All Charges Dropped Pretrial
Dealing in Stolen Property, False Verification of Ownership & Petit Theft
Third-Degree Felony + First-Degree Misdemeanor
Client faced multiple theft-related charges, including dealing in stolen property — a second-degree felony punishable by up to 15 years in prison. After thorough depositions, the two primary counts — dealing in stolen property and petit theft — were dropped, significantly resolving the case favorably.
✓ Felony Counts Dropped
The Threat of Trial Changes Everything.
Prosecutors treat attorneys differently depending on whether they will actually take a case to trial. A defense lawyer who is willing — and prepared — to stand in front of a jury has leverage. One who isn’t, doesn’t.
Every case summary on this page reflects that reality. Whether the outcome was a not guilty verdict, charges dropped pretrial, or a felony reduced to a misdemeanor, the result was built on the same foundation: preparation, depositions, and a credible readiness to try the case.
If you’re facing charges, the question isn’t just whether your attorney can negotiate. The question is whether the State believes they can beat your attorney at trial.
Prosecutors know the difference between a lawyer who will fight and one who won’t. Make sure yours will.
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