criminal defense

criminal defense

HAS YOUR SON OR DAUGHTER BEEN ARRESTED AND CHARGED WITH A CRIME?

A minor is defined as anyone under the age of 18, and minors can be charged with anything from minor offenses as driving without a driver’s license to the most serious crimes such as robbery and homicide.  In fact, minors can be charged with felony strikes that will affect them into adulthood and can also be charged as adults and sentenced to adult state prison in serious cases.

If your son or daughter has been arrested and charged with a crime, you owe it to them and their future to make sure that they have the most competent defense team possible to seek the dismissal or reduction of these charges.

Attorney Gary D. Labin of Lieber Williams & Labin is a former Juvenile Prosecutor, and as such, has extensive experience handling juvenile cases in which minors like your son or daughter are accused of criminal conduct.

Mr. Labin uses his experience to help children like your son or daughter who are faced with charges that can result in them being taken away from your home either temporarily or permanently and placed into a group living home, a local juvenile hall, or a distant juvenile detention facility.

If a child is found to have committed a criminal offense, the consequences can jeopardize his/her future and leave them branded as a “criminal” for what may have been a simple bad decision.

An experienced juvenile defense attorney at Lieber Williams & Labin can often negotiate an informal probation agreement with the prosecutor and court such that your client will have no lasting criminal record and have their charges dismissed entirely if he or she follows relatively simple probationary rules for as short as a five month period.

Many criminal defense lawyers handle an occasional juvenile case, but your child needs a defense attorney who has extensive experience in this specialized field of criminal law.