CRIMINAL DEFENSE

Our results-driven attorney provides quality representation to all our clients.

THINGS WE CONSIDER IN EVERY CRIMINAL CASE

You have a constitutional right to effective legal representation to ensure your rights are protected at every stage of the complex legal process. The attorneys at Liberty & Justice Legal aggressively pursue all legal defenses in your criminal case. We investigate and explore the following in every case we fight.....

-- Whether probable cause existed for an arrest or search
-- Whether evidence is subject to a Motion to Suppress
-- Whether lack of substantial competent evidence gives rise to a Motion to Dismiss
-- If state witnesses should be deposed
-- If state witnesses can be impeached
-- Whether the evidence supports a reduced charge
-- If a pretrial conference with the prosecutor can lead to a reduced charge
-- If circumstances exist which can mitigate or lessen the final sentence

SUCCESSFUL RESULTS IN CRIMINAL CASES

Felony Charges are serious allegations and can result in prison sentences

Felony charges are defined as those crimes which can be punished by more than one year of incarceration. Some examples of felony charges are:

Aggravated Battery
Burglary
Armed Robbery
Dealing in Stolen Property
Grand Theft
Manslaughter
Murder/Homicide
Battery on a Law Enforcement Officer
Driving Under the Influence and causing Serious Bodily Injury or Death
Leaving the Scene of an Accident involving Injury or Death
Tampering with Evidence
Arson
Aggravated Assault
Possession, Sale, or Trafficking of Controlled Substances
Possession of a Firearm by a Convicted Felon
Fraud
Forgery
Carrying a Concealed Firearm
Lewd and Lascivious Conduct or Molestation
Sexual Battery
Human Trafficking
Possession of Child Pornography
Kidnapping
Resisting an Officer with Violence

Misdemeanors are still serious and can greatly impact your life

Misdemeanors are defined as crimes which can be punished by less than one year in jail. Although not as serious as felonies, their impact can still be severe. Some traffic offenses are criminal and technically considered misdemeanors. You can be denied jobs, credit, apartments, and student loans if convictions for misdemeanors appear on your record. Some examples of misdemeanors are:

Driving Under the Influence
Leaving the Scene of an Accident
Assault
Battery
Domestic Violence
Violation of a Restraining Order
Trespass
Indecent Exposure
Driving on a Suspended License with Knowledge
Petit Theft
Shoplifting
Failure to Register Vehicle
Criminal Mischief
Solicitation of Prostitution and Prostitution
Obstruction of Justice
Resisting an Officer without Violence
Reckless Driving
Racing

FEDERAL CRIMES

The Federal Government has an extensive code defining criminal acts. These violations can range from Possession of Marine Material (illegally sourced coral and fish) to Human Trafficking. Many sex crimes are heard in Federal Court because the simple use of a computer to download something from the internet or to contact a minor can be sufficient to trigger federal jurisdiction over the case. The sentencing in federal cases is vastly different than in state cases. Hiring an attorney experienced in handling federal criminal cases is one of the most important things you can do to help your case.

THINGS WE CONSIDER IN EVERY CRIMINAL CASE

SUCCESSFUL RESULTS IN CRIMINAL CASES

Felony Charges are serious allegations and can result in prison sentences

Misdemeanors are still serious and can greatly impact your life

FEDERAL CRIMES

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