Our client was charged with sexual battery on a person physically helpless to resist.  The case stemmed from a night of drinking at a local university.  The next morning, a complaint was made that our client “had sex” with the accuser against her will while she was passed out drunk.  Through investigation and depositions, and filing of a motion to suppress, the government amended/reduced the charge.  Our client pled no contest to a non-sex charge and our client received probation with adjudication withheld.  He/she has no conviction, and a short term of probation, and will not be labeled as a “sex offender” or “sexual predator.”  He/she will be able to get his/her record sealed.  The net result is that instead of facing a lengthy prison sentence, he/she will be able to go on with his life.  While the case was very triable, all liability was contained through aggressive pretrial work and litigation.  The identity of our client and the case number is not listed to protect his/her confidentiality and privacy.