A felony conviction in Michigan can not only lead to a long prison sentence, financially crippling fines, and damage to one’s reputation, but it can affect an individual’s ability to find and obtain housing, employment, and education.
With so much on the line, Michiganders who are accused of committing a felony need to be sure they are protecting themselves as fully as possible. This means knowing and understanding the charges one faces, as well as what prosecutors need to prove in order to obtain a conviction. Then, an accused individual should assess the strength of the prosecution’s case and identify any weaknesses that can be exploited. Once that is accomplished, then a criminal defendant will have to decide if he or she wants to seek a plea bargain or if he or she wants to take the matter to trial.
At the law firm of David G. Moore, Attorney at Law, we can help accused individuals throughout the entire criminal justice process, from understanding the charges to fighting for an acquittal in court. Our skilled team of legal professionals knows what makes a strong case, so we openly and honestly advise our clients as to their legal options with an eye on reaching the most favorable outcome possible under the circumstances.
Our firm is skilled at negotiating deals for our clients to obtain lesser charges with lighter penalties, but we also aggressively attack prosecutor’s claims when a case goes to trial. In the end, the defense strategy used is up to the accused individual, but we can be by their side, advocating their position with confidence and skill.
