If you are arrested, you may be worried about how going to prison will impact your loved ones. There are adverse impacts on your job, your housing, or your ability to go to school. The good news is that an arrest is very different from a conviction. A prosecutor will need to prove your guilt beyond a reasonable doubt to obtain a conviction, which is not a burden to take lightly.
Your chances of getting a dismissal, acquittal, or lighter sentence could depend on your choice of advocate. At The Hoffman Firm, our Miami criminal defense lawyer knows how to protect the rights of his clients. Evan M. Hoffman provides experienced, comprehensive, and dedicated representation to the accused. He has helped clients fight misdemeanor and felony charges, ranging from drug crimes, theft crimes, and violent crimes, to DUI, sex crimes, white collar crimes, and more.
When the stakes are high, there is no substitute for a criminal defense attorney in Miami who will investigate your case and fight for your rights with the tenacity that you deserve.
Your chances of getting a dismissal, acquittal, or lighter sentence could depend on your choice of advocate. At The Hoffman Firm, our Miami criminal defense lawyer knows how to protect the rights of his clients. Evan M. Hoffman provides experienced, comprehensive, and dedicated representation to the accused. He has helped clients fight misdemeanor and felony charges, ranging from drug crimes, theft crimes, and violent crimes, to DUI, sex crimes, white collar crimes, and more.
When the stakes are high, there is no substitute for a criminal defense attorney in Miami who will investigate your case and fight for your rights with the tenacity that you deserve.
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Results: Mr. Hoffman was able to get all the charges dismissed before the case even went to arraignment.
Results: Mr. Hoffman was able to convince the State Attorney's Office to drop all charges.
Results: After conducting discovery and taking depositions, we went to a jury trial and after 20 minutes, the jury returned a NOT Guilty verdict.
Results: The case was set for trial and the case was dismissed as Mr. Hoffman made a motion for lack of probable cause.
Facts: Our client was cited 4 times for Driving with a suspended license.
Results: Mr. Hoffman was able to convince the State Attorney's Office to drop all charges.
Results: After conducting discovery and taking depositions, we went to a jury trial and after 20 minutes, the jury returned a NOT Guilty verdict.
Results: The case was set for trial and the case was dismissed as Mr. Hoffman made a motion for lack of probable cause.
Facts: Our client was cited 4 times for Driving with a suspended license.
With decades of experience and thousands of cases handled, Attorney Evan Hoffman knows what it takes to help his clients secure favorable outcomes for their criminal charges.
You don't have to face your legal challenges alone.
Schedule your free consultation today by calling (305) 928-1669 or contacting us online.
You don't have to face your legal challenges alone.
Schedule your free consultation today by calling (305) 928-1669 or contacting us online.
When people are arrested, their immediate primary concern is whether they will be incarcerated.
In addition to possible jail or prison sentences, alleged offenders also worry about huge fines and the impact that their arrests might have on their jobs, housing, or educational careers.
Whether you were arrested or believe you might be the target of a criminal investigation, you should exercise your Fifth Amendment right against self-incrimination by remaining silent and your Sixth Amendment right to the assistance of legal counsel at all stages of a criminal proceeding.
In addition to possible jail or prison sentences, alleged offenders also worry about huge fines and the impact that their arrests might have on their jobs, housing, or educational careers.
Whether you were arrested or believe you might be the target of a criminal investigation, you should exercise your Fifth Amendment right against self-incrimination by remaining silent and your Sixth Amendment right to the assistance of legal counsel at all stages of a criminal proceeding.
Has law enforcement or the court system threatened to seize your property?
If so, you need to understand that in certain instances, Florida law allows the seizure of various properties.
This practice is known in legal terms as "forfeiture."
Some of the most common types of forfeitures in Florida involve vehicles, but money and other personal property are also common targets.
While legal, the practice of seizure under forfeiture law is sometimes abused and misused by law enforcement and the justice system.
If so, you need to understand that in certain instances, Florida law allows the seizure of various properties.
This practice is known in legal terms as "forfeiture."
Some of the most common types of forfeitures in Florida involve vehicles, but money and other personal property are also common targets.
While legal, the practice of seizure under forfeiture law is sometimes abused and misused by law enforcement and the justice system.
For most people who have been arrested, their immediate concern is when they will be released.
Under Florida law, bond is supposed to be set within a certain time and for a certain amount.
However, some alleged offenders could face hurdles.
For example, a judge may set a higher bond amount in any case in which they believe the defendant is a "flight risk, " meaning an increased likelihood of that person fleeing the state or country.
If a person has been accused of capital felonies or other offenses punishable by life sentences, they may be ineligible for bond.
Under Florida law, bond is supposed to be set within a certain time and for a certain amount.
However, some alleged offenders could face hurdles.
For example, a judge may set a higher bond amount in any case in which they believe the defendant is a "flight risk, " meaning an increased likelihood of that person fleeing the state or country.
If a person has been accused of capital felonies or other offenses punishable by life sentences, they may be ineligible for bond.
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