Ms. Cin’s client was accused of Attempted Assault 4 and Harassment. If convicted, the potential jail sentence was one year. The alleged victim said that Ms. Cin’s client had hit, kicked, and strangled him during a grand fight in a small room. A room that showed no signs of being disturbed by any commotion. At trial, the prosecutor offered Ms. Cin’s client’s confession to the police. Ms. Cin was then able to prove that the confession was obtained with the alleged victim sitting right next to Ms. Cin’s client monitoring the conversation and the ‘confession’ was over the phone - so, no police were there to help Ms. Cin’s client if the alleged victim didn’t like what she said. During the trial, the alleged victim admitted that when he gave his statement to the police, that he didn’t tell the truth. At the conclusion of the trial, Ms. Cin’s client was found Not Guilty because of the coerced confession, that the facts didn’t fit the story, and victim admitted his story to the cops was not true.