The accused, S.D. was initially charged with sexual assault. Counsel was able to reach an assault simpliciter, and the accused pled guilty to lesser offense and received a conditional discharge and a 2 year probation. The conditional discharge was negotiated at the hearing prior to the trial. The counsel ensured the offense would come off his criminal record. This was crucial for the accused, as his spouse was sponsoring him in Canada to become a permanent resident. The accused was able to complete his sponsorship application and gain his permanent residency in Canada.
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