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Provide defendants with a reality check, a knowledgeable, objective

perspective on their situation and what is likely to happen should their

case go to trial. This perspective is vital for defendants trying to

decide whether to accept a prosecutor's offered "plea bargain".

Be familiar with important criminal law rules that may be hidden away

in court interpretations of federal and state constitutions.

Be familiar with local court customs and procedures that aren't written

down anywhere (for example, a defense lawyer may know which

prosecutor has the "real" authority to settle a case, and what kinds of

arguments are likely to appeal to that prosecutor).

Negotiate with prosecutors, often arranging for reduced charges and

lesser sentencing.

Formulate sentencing programs tailored to a client's specific needs,

often helping defendants avoid future brushes with the criminal justice

system. 

Understand the possible "hidden costs" of pleading guilty which a self-

represented person might never think about.

Spend crucial time on your case.

Gather information from prosecution witnesses.

Hire and manage investigators, who may be able to believably

impeach (contradict) prosecution witnesses who embellish or change

their stories at trial.

When people are accused of a crime, they face the possibility of going to jail.  When faced with criminal charges, trying

to find the right lawyer, quickly, may feel overwhelming.

People who have been recently arrested need to talk to a criminal defense lawyer as soon as possible.  The most urgent

priority is often getting a lawyer to help arrange release and provide some information about what's to come in the days

ahead.

Criminal defense lawyers do so much more than simply question

witnesses in court. Criminal defense lawyers will:

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We specializes in the following

areas of criminal defense:

Appeals

Armed Robbery

Arson

Assault and Battery

Burglary/Robbery

Capitol Felony

Carjacking

Child Abuse

Community Control Violations

Criminal Drug Defense

Domestic Violence

Driving Under the Influence (DUI)

Driver's License Offenses

Felony Arrests

Kidnapping

Misdemeanor Crimes

Money Laundering

Mortgage Fraud

Organized Fraud

Probation Violations

Seal and Expunge Criminal Records

Racketeering

RICO

Security Law Violations

Sex Crimes

Sexual Battery

Tax Law Violations (Federal)

Weapon/Firearm Offenses

White Collar Crime

In Custody Consultation/Evaluation

Battery Law Enforcement Officer (LEO)

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