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Criminal

Philosophy

When facing criminal charges, you may be tempted to give up and simply plead guilty or accept a plea bargain. Don't plead guilty even if you think you are guilty until you fully understand what that means.

We are ready to use our skills and legal experience to go to court and aggressively fight your charges. Call our office to see what we can do for your case.

Defense for Felony & Misdemeanor Charges

We zealously represent our clients facing both misdemeanors and felonies. The difference between a misdemeanor and a felony is the punishment. A misdemeanor is a less serious crime punishable by up to no more than a year in county jail and substantial fines. Some misdemeanors involve no jail time at all. A felony is considered a serious crime punishable in state prison by sixteen (16) months or more, including life in prison. A felony conviction carries collateral consequences such as: loss of the right to possess a gun; exclusion from jury service; denial of the right to vote; loss of the right to obtain a professional license; and deportation.

Some of Our Practice Areas Include, but are not limited to:

Drug Crimes
DUI
Federal Crimes
Juvenile Crimes
Theft Crimes
Sex Crimes
Driving Offenses
Hit-and-Run
Traffic (Ticket) Violations
Violent Crimes
Domestic Violence
Assault and Battery
Murder
Armed Robbery
Probation Violations
White Collar Crimes
Burglary
Rape
Arson
Bail
Attempted Crimes
Background Checks
Bench / Arrest Warrants
Clean Up Your Criminal Record
Weapons Crimes
Three Strikes
Solicitation
Perjury
Plea Bargaining
Evading Arrest

We Can Help You Prepare Your Defense

The earlier you start working with a lawyer the better. The goal of law enforcement officials is to gather enough evidence to obtain a conviction. You need someone to work just as hard on your behalf as soon as possible.