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Criminal Defense Lawyers – Federal, State, and Juvenile Crime Attorneys
At America's Criminal Defense Group, our lawyers are committed to providing outstanding representation to all of our clients. In addition to representing people charged with sex crimes, theft and violent crimes, alcohol and drug related crimes, and white collar crimes, our criminal defense attorneys practice in a number of other federal, state, and juvenile criminal cases.
- Trials and Appeals
- Motion for OR Release and Bail Reduction
- Resisting Arrest and Making False Statements to Law Enforcement
- Restitution Cases and Post Conviction Relief
- Criminal Damage and Trespassing
- Forfeiture Cases and Professional License Defense
Trials and Appeals
Our criminal defense attorneys help clients who are facing trial, as well as those who would like to file for an appeal based on previous rulings. Learn more about trials and appeals by visiting our page dedicated to this area of criminal law.
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Motion for OR Release and Bail Reduction
If you have been arrested and are awaiting trial, our criminal defense lawyers can file a motion to have your bail bond reduced. We can also file a motion for OR (own recognizance) release, whereby you could be released from jail on the promise to appear in court to face criminal charges. Learn more about motion for OR release and bail reduction by visiting our page dedicated to these areas of criminal law.
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Resisting Arrest and Making False Statements to Law Enforcement
The experience of being placed under arrest can be embarrassing and traumatic. Sometimes people resist arrest by struggling with an officer, or they give the officer false information about their identities. The criminal defense attorneys at America's Criminal Defense Group can help if you are facing charges for one of these offences. Learn more about resisting arrest and making false statements to an officer by visiting our page dedicated to these subjects.
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Restitution and Post-Conviction Relief
There are a number of options available to a person after he or she has been convicted of a criminal offense. Experienced criminal defense attorneys can help reduce a person's sentence by suggesting the use of restitution to repay the victim for the crimes committed. Also, through post-conviction relief, a lawyer can help challenge a final ruling or alter the restrictions imposed as part of a legal punishment. Learn more about restitution and post-conviction relief by visiting our page dedicated to these legal matters.
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Criminal Damage and Trespassing
Entering unlawfully onto private property and defacing someone else's property are serious offences. Our criminal defense lawyers can help negotiate the most favorable outcome if you have been arrested for criminal damage or trespassing. Learn more about criminal damage and trespassing by visiting our page dedicated to these subjects.
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Forfeiture Cases and Professional License Defense
If you committed a crime and had your assets forfeited to the government, or if you had your professional license revoked, our experienced criminal defense lawyers can help protect your rights and your property. Learn more about forfeiture cases and professional license defense by visiting our page dedicated to these subjects.
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Contact America's Criminal Defense Group
If you have been accused of a federal, state, or juvenile crime, our criminal defense attorneys can help you achieve the best possible outcome. Contact America's Criminal Defense Group today. Our lawyers practice nationwide and are familiar with the laws of each state including: California, Florida, Texas, Arizona, Colorado, Nevada, Washington, Massachusetts, New York, Nebraska, Alabama, Georgia, Illinois, and Washington, D.C.
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At America's Criminal Defense Group, our lawyers offer skilled representation regardless of the offense. Contact our criminal defense attorneys today to schedule a consultation.
- Sex Crimes
- Sexual Assault and Abuse
- Child Molestation
- Computer Sex Crimes and Child Pornography
- Forcible Rape and Date Rape
- Public Sexual Indecency and Lewd Acts
- White Collar Crimes
- Theft and Embezzlement
- Money Laundering and Extortion
- Organized Crime
- Grand Jury Advisement
- Tax Evasion
- Intellectual Property Fraud