Areas of Practice
- Rape/Sex Crimes
- White Collar Crime
- Bribery
- Gross Misdemeanors
- Assault Charges
- Homicides
- Domestic Violence Allegations
- Drug Charges (VUCSA: Violation of the Uniform Controlled Substance Act)
- Possession
- Distribution/Trafficking
- Gambling
- Rico/Racketeering
- Fugitive Cases
- Juvenile Crime
When do I tell my story?
The defendant's story is a critical piece of information that helps the judge and jury decide a case. The defendant presents his story to his attorney. After that, the attorney will tell the defendant's story. It is critical to remember that what the defendant says may be used against him. What the defense attorney says will not be used against the defendant. Of course the trial is the primary period of time where the defendant has the opportunity to present his story.
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