Criminal defense

Every single time you are arrested or accused of a crime, three of of your fundamental rights, rights that are guaranteed under the United States Constitution, come into play:

This Amendment guarantees and protects you from unreasonable searches and seizures by the government without probable cause.

This Amendment guarantees and protects you from incriminating yourself, in other words, you have an absolute right to remain silent.

This Amendment guarantees the following things for you:

• Speedy and public trial,
• Be told what you're being charged with,
• Confront who is accusing you,
• To call witness,
• And, most important of all, to be represented by an attorney.