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If you have been accused of a crime you have certain rights under the Constitution. Some of these rights include the right to be free from unreasonable searches and seizures; the right to remain silent; the right to examine the evidence the prosecution intends to introduce at trial, the right to suppress illegally obtained evidence; the right to a trial; the right to call witnesses in your defense; and the right to cross-examine adverse witnesses.
Our main goal is to protect the rights guaranteed to you under the State and Federal Constitution.
WE MAKE IT SIMPLE
Navigating the legal system without prior experience can be daunting. Every step of the process comes with its own set of procedural and statutory requirements. You want an attorney who is well-versed in the rules and authority that apply to your case to ensure your rights under the law are protected. Being charged with a crime is stressful. Let us help navigate you through the the legal system
FIGHTING FOR YOU
We are here to get the best results for you
If you have been accused of a crime you have certain rights under the Constitution. Some of these rights include the right to be free from unreasonable searches and seizures; the right to remain silent; the right to examine the evidence the prosecution intends to introduce at trial, the right to suppress illegally obtained evidence; the right to a trial; the right to call witnesses in your defense; and the right to cross-examine adverse witnesses.
Our main goal is to protect the rights guaranteed to you under the State and Federal Constitution.
SOLUTION DRIVEN
We are here to get the best results for you
SOME CONSEQUENCES OF A CRIMINAL CONVICTIONS
• Probation
• Driver's license suspension
• Permanent criminal record
• Monetary fines and fees
• Loss of earnings
• Difficulty finding a job
• Unable to get financial aid
• Inability to rent or buy a house
• Incarceration
• Restrictions on travel
• Loss of professional license
Consequences of a
Criminal Conviction
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SOME CONSEQUENCES OF A CRIMINAL CONVICTIONS
• Probation
• Driver's license suspension
• Permanent criminal record
• Monetary fines and fees
• Loss of earnings
• Difficulty finding a job
• Unable to get financial aid
• Inability to rent or buy a house
• Incarceration
• Restrictions on travel
• Loss of professional license
Consequences of a
Criminal Conviction
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SOME CONSEQUENCES OF A CRIMINAL CONVICTIONS
• Probation
• Driver's license suspension
• Permanent criminal record
• Monetary fines and fees
• Loss of earnings
• Unable to get financial aid
• Restrictions on travel
• Inability to rent or buy a house
• Loss of professional license
• Incarceration
• Difficulty finding a job
Consequences of a
Criminal Conviction
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SOME CONSEQUENCES OF A CRIMINAL CONVICTIONS
• Probation
• Driver's license suspension
• Permanent criminal record
• Monetary fines and fees
• Loss of earnings
• Unable to get financial aid
• Restrictions on travel
• Inability to rent or buy a house
• Loss of professional license
• Incarceration
• Difficulty finding a job
CRIMINAL JUSTICE
PROCESS FAQs
When you get arrested, you get thrown into the complicated criminal justice system and being charged with a crime can be one of the most stressful situations you can be in. Let us help you through this process.
The fact that you are asking this question should tell you that the answer is YES. When being charged criminally, all people have an absolute constitutional right to the assistance of counsel even before an interrogation or questioning begins.
If you have been asked by law enforcement officers to provide a statement, you have a constitutional right to remain silent and to have a lawyer present during any questioning.
Law enforcement officers will often contact the suspects of a crime directly for questioning.
The sooner you hire our firm to fight for you, your chances of a better outcome will increase because Mr. Cary has years of experience in effectively navigating the court proceedings, and he takes pride in maintaining a good working relationship with the prosecuting attorney assigned to your case.
The penalties you will face will depend on the type of crime you committed. A conviction for a misdemeanor crime could result in fines, probation, mandatory community service, and driver’s license suspension. You could also be sentenced to no more than one year in jail.
If you are convicted of a felony, you could be sentenced to at least one year in prison, possibly more. You will also face higher fines, more hours of community service, stricter probation such as supervised, and a mark on your permanent record.
Hiring an attorney who will fight to keep you out of jail is crucial when facing criminal charges. We pride ourselves in doing our best to encourage prosecuting attorneys and judges to consider other forms of punishment for those convicted of crimes such as probation, home confinement, and inpatient substance abuse programs to address any underlying substance abuse issues leading to the crimes being committed.
Misdemeanors are lower level crimes that can result in no more than one year in jail and possible fines. Common types of misdemeanor offenses include DUI and possession of marijuana.
Felonies are more serious criminal offenses that can result in no less than one year in state or federal prison. Cary Law Office is experienced in defending clients against a wide variety of felony crimes, such as auto theft, drug crimes, assault & battery, weapons crimes, and more.
The chances of you going to jail or prison will depend on the criminal charges you are facing. Felony offenses do carry a higher possibility of being sentenced to jail or prison. An individual’s criminal background is considered during sentencing in a criminal proceeding.
The best way to avoid going to jail or prison is to hire an experienced and aggressive criminal defense attorney like Michael Cary to protect your rights and fight your criminal charges.
CRIMINAL JUSTICE
PROCESS FAQs
When you get arrested, you get thrown into the complicated criminal justice system and being charged with a crime can be one of the most stressful situations you can be in. Let us help you through this process.
The fact that you are asking this question should tell you that the answer is YES. When being charged criminally, all people have an absolute constitutional right to the assistance of counsel even before an interrogation or questioning begins.
If you have been asked by law enforcement officers to provide a statement, you have a constitutional right to remain silent and to have a lawyer present during any questioning. Law enforcement officers will often contact the suspects of a crime directly for questioning.
The sooner you hire our firm to fight for you, your chances of a better outcome will increase because Mr. Cary has years of experience in effectively navigating the court proceedings, and he takes pride in maintaining a good working relationship with the prosecuting attorney assigned to your case.
The penalties you will face will depend on the type of crime you committed. A conviction for a misdemeanor crime could result in fines, probation, mandatory community service, and driver’s license suspension. You could also be sentenced to no more than one year in jail.
If you are convicted of a felony, you could be sentenced to at least one year in prison, possibly more. You will also face higher fines, more hours of community service, stricter probation such as supervised, and a mark on your permanent record.
Hiring an attorney who will fight to keep you out of jail is crucial when facing criminal charges. We pride ourselves in doing our best to encourage prosecuting attorneys and judges to consider other forms of punishment for those convicted of crimes such as probation, home confinement, and inpatient substance abuse programs to address any underlying substance abuse issues leading to the crimes being committed.
The chances of you going to jail or prison will depend on the criminal charges you are facing. Felony offenses do carry a higher possibility of being sentenced to jail or prison. An individual’s criminal background is considered during sentencing in a criminal proceeding.
The best way to avoid going to jail or prison is to hire an experienced and aggressive criminal defense attorney like Michael Cary to protect your rights and fight your criminal charges.