Sure Bob does criminal jury trials, but what TYPES of cases does Bob Bottorff Law PC handle?

It ranges from traffic tickets (speeding, disregarding a traffic signal, failure to use turn signal, etc…) to Criminal Murder. And I do criminal defense at the trial court level, and write appeals (all the way to the Indiana Supreme Court, if necessary).

Just to give you an idea of some outcomes I have obtained for other clients here in Southern Indiana, here are some cases that I recently have handled. You can look these cases up for yourself by going to the State of Indiana’s case management site (My Case). (Note: The following are just examples of outcomes that have been obtained for my clients. By showing you these results, you are not guaranteed of a similar result for your particular case, as every criminal case (and every client) is different, as such, results may and usually do vary from case-to-case):

Case name and court case number:

State of Indiana v. Christian Jesse Taylor, 10C04-2003-F1-000007

Highest Original Charge:

Burglary Resulting in Serious Bodily Injury, a Level 1 Felony (punishable by up to 40 years in prison).

Outcome:

On Nov. 2, 2020, the defendant was sentenced, pursuant to a plea agreement after we negotiated with the State of Indiana’s deputy prosecuting attorney, to the following:

Admitted guilt to Count II – Battery SBI (a Level 5 felony), sentenced to 4 years, with 3 years, 63 days suspended upon the strict terms of probation, and Admitted guilt to Count IV – Criminal Confinement (a Level 5 felony), sentenced to a 4 years fixed term at the IDOC w/3 years, 63 days suspended upon strict terms of probation and to run concurrent w/Count II. Defendant was released from jail the date of the sentencing hearing. Count I (Level 1 felony) was dismissed, along with all remaining counts.

Case name and court case number:

State of Indiana v. Lynnsey Blanton, 10C03-1901-F6-000029

Highest Original Charge:

Battery, Resulting in Moderate Bodily Injury, a Level 6 Felony (punishable by up to 2 1/2 years in prison).

Outcome:

On Aug. 19, 2020, the Court ordered the charges against my client be dismissed. Therefore, no sentence was imposed, and my client has been exonerated of all charges that were originally filed against her.

Case name and court case number:

State of Indiana v. Keith Mohney, 22D01-1803-F3-000554

Highest Original Charge:

Child Molesting, a Level 3 Felony (punishable by up to 16 years in prison).

Outcome:

On Dec. 27, 2018, the defendant was sentenced, pursuant to a plea agreement, after we negotiated with the State of Indiana’s deputy prosecuting attorney, to the following:

Admitted guilt to amended Count I – Vicarious Sexual Gratification (a Level 4 felony), sentenced to 6 years, with 4 years to serve in the Department of Corrections, followed by 2 years of probation.

Case name and court case number:

State of Indiana v. Damaris Reyes Vega, 10C04-1601-F3-000004

Highest Original Charge:

Neglect of a Dependent Resulting in Serious Bodily Injury, a Level 3 Felony (punishable by up to 16 years in prison).

Outcome:

On Jan. 22, 2018, the defendant was sentenced, pursuant to a plea agreement, after we negotiated with the State of Indiana’s deputy prosecuting attorney, to the following:

The Defendant pled guilty to Neglect of a dependent as a level 6 felony, with no agreement as to the sentence and the parties were free to argue the sentence. After sentencing arguments, the Court enters judgment of conviction as a Class A misdemeanor, and sentences the defendant to 58 days executed, and grants the defendant credit for 29 actual days time served (when the defendant was originally arrested on the charges. No probation.