Criminal Law
Criminal law is the body of law that relates to so-called “public wrongs.” Criminal law does not concern itself with disputes between individuals, but relates to offenses against the public order. The federal government, along with cities and states, define and prosecute people who commit crimes that range from minor traffic violations, to serious, violent offenses, like rape or murder. People who are charged with a crime are called defendants, and they are represented by criminal defense attorneys. The governmental body that pursues the charges against the defendant is represented by a lawyer called a prosecutor. If you find yourself charged with a crime, you need the legal counsel of an experienced criminal defense attorney, to protect your rights now and in the future.
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Misdemeanor Criminal Defense
Felony Criminal Defense
What to Do if You Are Falsely Accused of a Crime
Finding a Job After a Criminal Conviction
DUI/DWI
- All Types of Criminal Cases
- Assaults
- Battery
- Criminal Law — Federal
- Drug Charges
- Domestic Violence
- DUI/ DWI
- Expungement
- Felonies- Juvenile Crime
- Misdemeanors
- Seal Records
- Theft
- Traffic Violations
- White Collar Crime