Brooklyn Felonies Defense Attorney
Have You Been Arrested for a Felony?
If you have been charged with a felony, you may be concerned about going to jail, receiving probation, deportation, incurring fines and suffering loss of reputation. You may feel alone and vulnerable to an unfeeling criminal justice system. You need to know that you can obtain effective help. A Brooklyn criminal defense attorney can aggressively defend your rights and improve your chances of dismissal or reduction of charges.
Rights of a Felony Defendant
You have rights which your attorney can use to seek an optimum result in your case. Some of these include:
- Right to Bail: Except in unusual cases you will be able to have bail set and get out of jail while defending yourself against charges.
- Right against Unreasonable Search and Seizure: You have a right to be free from police search except upon probable cause. Your attorney will move to suppress evidence unlawfully seized.
- Right to Remain Silent: You do not have to answer police questions. If the police have used duress to obtain a confession from you or failed to notify you of your rights, your attorney may move to suppress the confession. In court you do not have to take the stand but may leave it up to the prosecutor to prove the case with its own evidence.
- Right of Cross-Examination: Through your attorney, you may cross-examine all witnesses presenting testimony against you. This is your opportunity to expose false data and lies.
- Right to Jury: You may have your case decided by a jury of your peers. Your attorney may forcefully present your defense to the jury and appeal for acquittal of charges.
Felony Defense Lawyer in Brooklyn
At The Law Office of David E. Levine, we provide aggressive defense to clients charged with felonies in the Brooklyn area. We understand the serious consequences of conviction and work tirelessly to defend our clients' rights and aggressively seek to achieve dismissal or acquittal of charges.
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