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Being charged with a crime, whether major or minor, is a serious matter. A person facing criminal charges risks severe penalties and consequences such as jail time, a criminal record, and loss of relationships and/or future job prospects. A criminal arrest of any nature warrants the legal advice of a Criminal Defense Attorney who can protect your rights and secure the best possible outcome for your case.
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Hiring an attorney immediately is imperative to your livelihood. A criminal record can stay with you indefinitely. Many people choose to call an attorney as soon as they are accused of a crime. An attorney by your side can help ensure the best possible results in your case.
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There are several reasons why you should hire your own private attorney rather than use a public defender. A criminal arrest of any nature warrants the legal advice of a criminal defense attorney who can protect your rights and secure the best possible outcome for your case.
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Why you need an attorney
Being charged with a crime, whether major or minor, is a serious matter.
A person facing criminal charges risks severe penalties and consequences such as jail time, a criminal record, and loss of relationships and/or future job prospects. A criminal arrest of any nature warrants the legal advice of a criminal defense attorney who can protect your rights and secure the best possible outcome for your case.
If you're facing criminal prosecution, a criminal defense attorney can help you to understand:
a) the nature of the charges filed against you
b) any defense(s) available to you
c) what plea bargains are likely to be offered
(d) what can be expected after trial or conviction.
