Criminal Defense
- The Commonwealth of Massachusetts has 63 district courts and 20 superior courts that resolve more than 235,000 criminal cases each year. The fact that a person is charged with an offense does not mean that he/she committed the crime. Guilt must be determined by a judge or jury.
- A criminal conviction can result in imprisonment as well as other serious consequences. A few examples of other consequences include the risk of deportation if you not a United States citizen, the loss of public housing benefits, and the inability to obtain a student loan. Therefore, our law office is here to assist clients from arrest, through pre-trial proceedings, to trial and verdict.
- If you are facing criminal charges, you could seek our legal counsel as soon as possible to protect your rights and to build your best defense on the following areas:
- Appeals
- OUI, Driving & Alcohol Related Crime
- Traffic Citations/Tickets
- Theft Related Crimes(Shoplifting, Embezzlement)
- Drug Possession and Sale
- Sex Crimes
- Probation Violations
- Sealing Records
- Social Security Fraud
- Juvenile Crimes
- Murder