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If you are facing criminal charges, you need to consult with a Los Angeles Criminal Defense Attorney for a free consultation right now because everything you do today can help your case get resolved favorably for you. Our Los Angeles Criminal Defense Attorneys have a winning track record and that will give you the edge. There are many things that should be done early on that can give you the advantage to resolve your legal problem successfully.

For example, did you know that prosecutors do actually want to know if there are problems with proving their case? When a prosecutor is contemplating on whether to file criminal charges, they want to know if they can prove their case beyond a reasonable doubt. We have convinced prosecutors in many cases to drop cases based on important information that their detective or police officer overlooked or did not know about.

Preparing for Court is important. Taking a wait and see approach is not an effective way to defend your case. When the governement is going after you with criminal charges, you need to be ready to defend yourself.
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If you are facing an allegation of violating California penal code section 288(a) 288(b) or 288.5, for child molestation or child annoying in violation of penal code section 647.6, call our office immediately to speak to experienced Los Angeles Criminal Attorneys.
Your ability to get a successful outcome is jeopardized if you simply do nothing.
We have the experience to help you now.
Call our Los Angeles Criminal Attorneys now to get a free consultation regarding any accused sex crime.
Call us at (626) 232-0970.
Our Southern California Juvenile Defense Attorneys represent children facing juvenile court proceedings as well as school expulsion hearings.
We have successfully handled more than 1000 Juvenile cases.
Our juvenile defense lawyers represent children facing misdemeanor and felony charges.
In some instances, we can resolve a case without having to go court.
We have also been successful in convincing the prosecuting agency to allow certain crimes to be handled informally.
When a child is arrested by police, the arresting officer can cite the child for a future court date or have the child taken to the police station for finger printing, and to be photographed, and either released to the parent or taken to a nearby juvenile hall.
In fact, in every jury trial we do, we ask the court to instruct the jury that "it is not against the law to drink and drive."
We have never had a judge refuse to give that instruction to the jury.
The mere fact that someone drank alcohol and drove a car is not sufficient to convict anyone.
Just because you had a six pack of beers and drove does not mean you are DUI.
In fact in one of our jury trials, the foreperson was a CHP dispatcher and another juror was a victim of a DUI accident and another had a relative who worked for the CHP.
If you or a loved one is accused of a violent crime, we can help.
California has a three strikes law.
If you have two prior strikes, your next felony may send you or your loved on to state prison for a period of 25 years to life.
If you are charged with a strike and you have no prior record, you should try to get the strike offense dismissed or resolved for a nonstrike.
Our Los Angeles Criminal Attorneys have the experience and knowledge to provide effective legal representation when it comes to clients facing strikes or facing new felony charges with a prior strike on his or her record.
In any relationship, arguments and disputes occur.
However, anytime there is an allegation of physical injury reported to the police, it is very important to get a an experienced domestic violence defense attorney.
We can help you today.
The ramifications may include the possibility of state prison up to four years in prison if filed as a felony.
If the case is filed as a misdemeanor, the defendant faces up to one year in the county jail.
In addition, 52 weeks of domestic violence counseling, a restraining order commonly referred to as a stay away order where you are not allowed to be within 200 feet of the the alleged victim.
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