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More people reside in U.S. jails than any other country in the world. Over 2 million incarcerated and penalties continue to escalate. What was once a $35 fine can now be a permanent conviction with a year or more in jail and a fine of up to $250,000.
Over the years political demands for law and order and safer streets have led to increased mandatory sentencing, longer jail terms, and ridiculously larger fines. Not recognizing the changes in the Criminal Defense system, many accused individuals go it alone or retain inexpensive and usually ineffective legal counsel, creating more problems for themselves like large fines and even jail sentences.
It is in your best interest to retain attorneys who are experienced and well known in Criminal Defense. Misdemeanor charges carry a possible jail sentence, probation, or both. Additionally, you could face a permanent criminal record. Below are the possible penalties you are faced with for misdemeanors:
- New arrests
- Bond hearings
- White collar
- Drugs
- Murder
- Dui
- Guns
- Guns
- Traffic
- Forgery
- Sex
- Battery
- Internet
- White Collar Criminal Defense