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What you can expect from our law firm: Our team of attorneys will defend you at all stages of the case While the case is being investigated: Present helpful evidence to law enforcement on your behalf Conduct our own investigation and interview potential witnesses Enter into agreements with prosecutors for a reduced bond Protect your rights and prevent law enforcement from questioning you Conduct a polygraph Arrange bond Before the first court appearance: Present mitigating circumstances and negotiate for a reduction or dismissal of charges Negotiate for pre-trial intervention or diversionary programs if clients are eligible File motions for bond reduction when the client cannot afford to post bond Speak to probation officers about recommended sentences for violations of probation During the pre-trial phase: We demand all evidence in the government's possession We investigate defenses We interview potential defense witnesses We take sworn depositions of government witnesses We file pre-trial motions to exclude evidence when police officers act outside the law We file motions to dismiss when the facts do not prove that a crime was committed We hire experts to help the jury understand an important issue of the case We research all necessary case law regarding your case We verify sentencing guidelines that have been prepared for accuracy During the trial phase: We select a fair and impartial jury that will understand that our clients are presumed innocent We vigorously cross-examine government witnesses We utilize expert witness testimony to weaken the government's case or explain a defense We preserve and protect all legal issues and court rulings in case an appeal is necessary We offer favorable testimony to the court if a sentencing hearing is held Filing and arguing an appeal: We file motions to have our clients released from custody while we draft an appeal We have experience drafting appeals for our clients and arguing our appeals at the appellate court |
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