A criminal matter differs from a civil litigation matter in terms of potential consequences. Namely, if you are convicted of a crime, you may go to jail and have a criminal record afterward. Depending on the type and level of criminal offense that is involved, you may lose privileges even after your penalty phase is over. For example, you may be banned from owning firearms, working with children, driving a bus or truck as an occupation, or living wherever you want without registering with local law enforcement.
Because of the seriousness of a criminal case, it is important to get legal counsel from experienced, respected trial attorneys as soon as possible. Protect yourself legally by not submitting to detailed questioning by the police before you have legal counsel. VS Trial Lawyers is the team you want to have on your side. If we represent you after a driving under the influence (DUI) arrest in Stockton, Hayward or elsewhere, we will aim to help you stay out of jail and preserve your driving privileges while we prepare your criminal defense case.
Our defense attorneys work as a team to help clients obtain favorable outcomes after being arrested or investigated on suspicion of:
This list is just a sample of the types of crimes that we handle. Our strategies of defense include holding law enforcement agents’ and prosecutors’ arguments to the fire in search of holes such as witnesses’ lack of credibility or a lack of solid evidence. We often persuade prosecutors to defer our clients’ cases, giving them time to complete substance abuse therapy or anger management training in lieu of facing criminal penalties. Every case is unique and offers its own opportunities for a favorable defense.
Our law firm is well known for personal injury and wrongful death cases. While the courts and stakes are different in criminal versus civil cases, we apply many of the same methods and skills to criminal cases that we do to civil claims, namely:
To schedule a free consultation after an arrest or accusation, call (209) 956-1234 or email us. We will fight for your freedom today and a clean record for your future.
NO! You have the absolute right to remain silent and the right to an attorney. Politely decline to answer questions until you have spoken with a criminal defense lawyer. Anything you say can be used against you.
You generally have only 10 days from your arrest to request a DMV hearing to protect your driver’s license. That deadline is separate from your criminal court case, so it’s important to contact an attorney right away.
Depending on the evidence and how it was gathered, charges may be reduced, dismissed or resolved through a diversion program. Every case is different, which is why we review the details of yours at a free consultation.
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