As criminal defense attorneys in Montgomery, Strickland Law Group have extensive experience representing individuals charged with both federal and state crimes and is proactive, possibly filing motions to challenge the arrest, suppress evidence, or otherwise confront weaknesses in the prosecution’s case. These motions are typically resolved prior to trial and, if successful, may result in the case being dismissed.
If you are facing a federal or state charge such as drug trafficking, white collar crimes such as fraud charges (mail, wire fraud, real estate, or healthcare fraud), or money laundering, you need a highly specialized and aggressive defense from a veteran team of lawyers.
Before making any statements to the FBI, the police, investigators, or anyone else, contact us immediately for a free case evaluation. We will carefully craft the best defense strategy possible to minimize the damage and protect your future. Our experience with federal judges and prosecutors gives you a big advantage to help you in court.
Contact us immediately If you have been charged with any of the following federal or state crimes:
Criminal allegations will be prosecuted very aggressively, so you need to have the most experienced, aggressive criminal defense attorney in Montgomery in your corner. Federal criminal defense requires very specific defense strategies backed by extensive investigation and trial preparation. Often times when we first investigate your case, our attorneys and investigative team can produce evidence that exonerates you without the need for a trial. If we need to go to trial, there is nobody else you’d rather have in your corner. This is not an area for a general practice criminal attorney. Experience is everything.
State criminal proceedings are serious, but not all attorneys request a preliminary hearing for the defendant. Our expertise allows us to establish a different approach, giving the client a chance to review documents such as arrest reports to understand and correct any inaccurate information during a preliminary hearing. Such changes may actually prevent the case from going to trial.
Whatever the outcome, we can guide clients through the process of a preliminary hearing and develop a strategy to move forward. If you’ve been charged with a federal crime, or you’re being investigated by the FBI, call us today at (334) 269-3230 or (334) 269-3230 for a free case evaluation.
