Since the initial public outrage, Ms. Mathers has been charged with Invasion of Privacy. In California, where this incident occurred, this crime carries a maximum penalty of 6 months in jail and a $1,000 fine. She had a court appearance on December 21, 2016. At that hearing it is being reported that her attorney has been attempting to negotiate a non-criminal resolution. She is concerned that any criminal conviction will have a negative effect on her pending real estate licensure.
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Andrew Moses
Andrew has been practicing criminal law his entire career. After graduating from law school he began working as an Assistant State Attorney prosecuting cases in Orange and Osceola Counties. During his time as an Assistant State Attorney, Andrew handled all types of cases ranging from misdemeanors to such serious felonies as drug trafficking and armed robbery. His experience as a prosecutor helped him gain perspective of the criminal justice system and how the government established its cases.
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