Criminal Defense
A criminal charge can upend your life. You have constitutional rights — including the right to a vigorous defense. Know what those rights are and how to protect them.
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The Fourth Amendment protects against illegal searches and seizures. The Fifth Amendment protects against self-incrimination. The Sixth Amendment guarantees your right to counsel. Violations of these rights can result in evidence being thrown out and charges dismissed.
Misdemeanors carry penalties up to one year in jail; felonies can mean years or decades in prison. Both can have lasting effects on employment, housing, and gun rights. A criminal defense attorney works to minimize consequences at every stage.
Defense attorneys investigate the evidence, challenge the prosecution's witnesses, file motions to suppress illegally obtained evidence, negotiate plea agreements, and represent you at trial. Early intervention often yields the best outcomes.
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