A violent crime puts other people in danger, which is one of the factors that makes these cases so difficult for people to hear about. What some people don’t realize is that there might be elements in the case that aren’t being released that could make a difference in how the matter is handled. We know that it is frightening to have to face these charges. We are here to help you learn what you might do about them.
Oftentimes, detectives and prosecutors keep certain points of a crime close to the vest. They don’t want to make everything public knowledge in the interest of preserving the integrity of the case. These points are likely going to come out during a trial. We need to work on finding out what these are so that we can address them accordingly.
It is easy to wish that the case would just go away, but this isn’t likely to happen. Instead, you are going to have to fight to protect your interests and rights. If you do admit that you committed the crime, you might be willing to look into a plea deal. This might be preferable for some people since they won’t have to answer to the prosecution’s claims in open court.
When a plea deal isn’t possible, you must get ready for a trial. This might be a complex undertaking depending on the specific points present in the case. We are here to help you get everything together and determine how to present your side of the story. You aren’t going to fight this battle alone.