VIOLENT OFFENSES
Whether the charges allege actual violence or just the threat or fear of violence, there can be very serious legal consequences. Prosecutors are getting more and more aggressive with charging violent crimes, so you need to make sure you have an experienced attorney who is capable of negotiating with them and committed to standing up for your rights. Years of experience fighting violent crime charges all over California and in the counties on both the Kansas and Missouri sides of the Kansas City Metro area mean that The Sokoloff Law Firm knows how to handle whatever issues your case may present.
From murder to misdemeanor battery, and all charges in between, The Sokoloff Law Firm has the experience you need to best defend yourself against charges of violent crime.
Common Violent Offenses
- Assault (Aggravated)
- Battery (Aggravated)
- Robbery (Aggravated)
- Murder
- Manslaughter
- Weapons Charges
- Criminal Threats
- Domestic Violence
Complete Defense
The Sokoloff Law Firm will do everything in its power to make sure that the circumstances of your case are understood completely by the prosecutor. We will explore every opportunity for your successful defense.
Sometimes violent conduct is perfectly legal. Some defense strategies that can combat charges of violent crime are:
Self Defense - Everyone has the right to defend themself if they are attacked. Depending on the circumstances, even deadly force can be legal.
Mutual Combat - Do the facts of your case show that a fight was going on? Maybe things were not as one-sided as the prosecution claims...
Defense of Another Person - Like self defense, sometimes you have the right to defend others, especially if they are closely connected to you.
Even if you do not have an affirmative defense available to you, The Sokoloff Law Firm will make sure that your case is seen in the best light by the prosecutor and the judge. We demand a fair process for all of our clients and we will not quit until we get the best outcome possible for you.
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