M J Duhon

You were arrested by Officer Duhon in Salem, an independent city with its own court system separate from surrounding counties. Looking at his 75 cases, your case has a 37% chance of dismissal—slightly better than Virginia's statewide average of 34.7%. This means about 2 out of 3 cases he arrests result in conviction, which is close to state norms. Officer Duhon's dismissal rate places him at the 51st percentile among officers statewide, meaning he's fairly middle-of-the-road. His pattern doesn't suggest systemic problems with his arrest quality or court outcomes compared to other Virginia officers.

Your specific outcome depends heavily on what charge you're facing. If you were charged with DUI or DWI, the data shows zero dismissals in his five cases of that type—those charges move forward to conviction. For assault and battery charges, dismissals happen in 40% of cases. Most of his arrests (43 cases) fall under "Other" charges with a 41.9% dismissal rate. Public intoxication charges show the lowest dismissal rate at 28.6%. The type of charge matters more than the officer's overall pattern in predicting what happens next.