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About Misdemeanor Lawyer
Written by Administrator Thursday, 19 March 2009 15:20 |
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One of the most frequent questions asked regarding misdemeanor charges is, "do I need a misdemeanor lawyer if I have been charged?" The answer is a resounding, yes. Even if you are innocent you still need a lawyer as your rights need to be protected. Misdemeanors are more serious than infractions, and less serious than felonies. Misdemeanor convictions carry a punishment of less than one year in jail and fines of up to one thousand. Misdemeanors are considered:
Misdemeanor charges can be elevated to felony charges if the prosecutor alleges a prior or similar act. This includes the possibility of increased jail time and a sentence in state prison. A few examples of these offenses are:
It is never a good idea to fight any criminal charge on your own, misdemeanor or not. An experienced misdemeanor lawyer or felony attorney (if the charge is being elevated) is critical to a successful outcome. It isn't just the charge you are fighting, it's your future. |
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