Criminal charges are the last thing anyone wants to deal with, but when they do, you need a Cleveland criminal defense attorney that is not afraid to stand up and fight for your rights. At Botnick Law Firm, we excel at providing aggressive representation in all criminal matters. Whether you are dealing with a misdemeanor, felony or fighting federal charges, you don't have to fight this on your own.
The next step is simple. Call or text now to talk to an attorney. Until I got sick of how the system attempted to intimidate and bend people with fear into taking a deal they shouldn't. A criminal record can affect your ability to get a job, live where you want, vote, own a gun and even foreign travel. No one wants to end up in jail or worry about charges showing up on their record in the future.
Criminal charges are serious. Make sure you know all of your options before entering into the legal process. If you have been charged with a crime, you can trust us to ensure your rights are protected.
The next step is simple. Call or text now to talk to an attorney. Until I got sick of how the system attempted to intimidate and bend people with fear into taking a deal they shouldn't. A criminal record can affect your ability to get a job, live where you want, vote, own a gun and even foreign travel. No one wants to end up in jail or worry about charges showing up on their record in the future.
Criminal charges are serious. Make sure you know all of your options before entering into the legal process. If you have been charged with a crime, you can trust us to ensure your rights are protected.
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Attorney Robert Botnick was born and raised in Cleveland, Ohio, where he attended Orange High School in Pepper Pike.
He earned his bachelor's degree from Miami University and returned to Cleveland to earn his law degree from Cleveland-Marshall College of Law at Cleveland State University.
Following his admission to the Ohio Bar in 2004, Mr. Botnick served as a Cuyahoga County prosecutor for seven years handling serious felony cases, including murder, rape, arson, drug trafficking, computer crimes, and theft-related offenses, among numerous other crimes.
He earned his bachelor's degree from Miami University and returned to Cleveland to earn his law degree from Cleveland-Marshall College of Law at Cleveland State University.
Following his admission to the Ohio Bar in 2004, Mr. Botnick served as a Cuyahoga County prosecutor for seven years handling serious felony cases, including murder, rape, arson, drug trafficking, computer crimes, and theft-related offenses, among numerous other crimes.
No one wants to end up in jail or worry about charges showing up on their record in the future.
Criminal charges are serious.
Make sure you know all of your options before entering into the legal process.
If you have been charged with a crime, you can trust us to ensure your rights are protected.
We're here to help.
Charges and accusations are not only damaging to your reputation but can end you up in jail.
Any calls made to the police regarding domestic violence in Ohio give the police authority to make an arrest, and they often do.
Criminal charges are serious.
Make sure you know all of your options before entering into the legal process.
If you have been charged with a crime, you can trust us to ensure your rights are protected.
We're here to help.
Charges and accusations are not only damaging to your reputation but can end you up in jail.
Any calls made to the police regarding domestic violence in Ohio give the police authority to make an arrest, and they often do.
As your Cleveland criminal defense lawyer, we'll fight to help you achieve the best possible outcome for your felony or misdemeanor case.
We'll prepare for trial, negotiate with prosecutors for a plea agreement, or present your case to a judge and jury.
Criminal charges are serious, and the severity depends on whether you're being charged with a felony or misdemeanor.
Ohio law classifies a misdemeanor as a criminal offense that can be punished by a fine of up to $1,000 and/or up to six months in jail.
We'll prepare for trial, negotiate with prosecutors for a plea agreement, or present your case to a judge and jury.
Criminal charges are serious, and the severity depends on whether you're being charged with a felony or misdemeanor.
Ohio law classifies a misdemeanor as a criminal offense that can be punished by a fine of up to $1,000 and/or up to six months in jail.
Felony charges are nothing to mess around with.
If convicted of a felony, your life and future options will be significantly impacted.
If you are currently facing felony criminal charges in Ohio, the most important step you can take is to consult with a Cleveland felony lawyer today.
Hiring the right criminal defense attorney will greatly help you navigate these charges and increase your chances of avoiding a felony conviction.
The most severe criminal offenses in the State of Ohio are felony offenses.
If convicted of a felony, your life and future options will be significantly impacted.
If you are currently facing felony criminal charges in Ohio, the most important step you can take is to consult with a Cleveland felony lawyer today.
Hiring the right criminal defense attorney will greatly help you navigate these charges and increase your chances of avoiding a felony conviction.
The most severe criminal offenses in the State of Ohio are felony offenses.
While the Second Amendment of the U.S. Constitution grants all adults in the U.S. the right to keep and bear arms, individuals in Ohio can face criminal charges for having or using a firearm in some circumstances.
If you have been accused of a weapons charge, our Cleveland weapons charges lawyer can provide you with guidance and can help protect your rights throughout the legal process.
In Ohio, anyone can purchase a firearm from a retail store provided they are over 18 for a rifle or shotgun and over 21 for a handgun; they are an Ohio resident or employed by an Ohio-based company; consent to a background check; and do not have a "disability" such as a felony record, drug or alcohol addiction, or mental incompetence that would preclude them from owning a firearm.
If you have been accused of a weapons charge, our Cleveland weapons charges lawyer can provide you with guidance and can help protect your rights throughout the legal process.
In Ohio, anyone can purchase a firearm from a retail store provided they are over 18 for a rifle or shotgun and over 21 for a handgun; they are an Ohio resident or employed by an Ohio-based company; consent to a background check; and do not have a "disability" such as a felony record, drug or alcohol addiction, or mental incompetence that would preclude them from owning a firearm.
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