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Criminal Defense
Our firm's Criminal Law group offers skilled and aggressive representation to a wide variety of individuals or business in both federal and state matters who are either under criminal investigation or currently charged with criminal wrong doing. Our criminal defense attorneys are specialists experienced in assessing the particulars of an individual case as well as dealing with the many variables and issues that present themselves in criminal law matters. We provide our clients help in the following areas and advice on the following issues:
- Counseling to individuals facing potential or actual criminal investigation or prosecution
- Conferences or meetings with Police or Deputy District Attorneys
- Civil Compromise of Criminal Charges in Exchange for Dismissal of All Charges
- Arrests
- Bail
- Plea bargains
- Lie detectors tests and DNA testing
- Felonies such as drug or narcotics possession
- Misdemeanors
- Traffic and DUI (drunk driving) criminal matters as well as drivers license issues
- White collar offenses, including embezzlement, RICO and RTC related litigation
- Vandalism
- Domestic Violence
- Assault
- Battery
- Sexual Misconduct
- Matters considered as quasi-criminal, such as licensing issues with professional or occupational boards and government administrative boards
- Fraud
- Search and seizure issues, including search warrants and dealing with the police
- Sentencing, pardon and parole matters
- Juvenile Charges
There are two important aspects of the U.S. criminal justice system to remember -- the presumption that a defendant is innocent and the burden on the prosecution to prove guilt beyond a reasonable doubt. If you are currently under investigation or have been charged with a crime, our criminal defense team can help protect you and your rights under this system.
Call us at (310) 639-7580 or contact us online for a free consultation.
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