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Expert Felony Defense From the Area's Top Criminal Defense Attorneys


Facing a homicide charge is one of the more terrifying experiences anyone can undergo. The accused crime is serious, which means that you are looking a very prolonged period of jail time if you don't have the proper legal representation to fight your case on your behalf. 


The Law Offices of Jeffrey C. Stotter is made up of expert criminal law attorneys who excel at homicide defense. Our unshakeable goal is always to deliver the most fair judgment possible for you. Whether the goal is to reduce a sentence or eliminate charges for a crime you did not commit, we will never stop fighting for your best interests.

How Does the Government Classify a Felony?


A felony is a means of classifying the most serious types of criminal activity. Among crimes, you could organize them as infractions, then misdemeanors, finally followed by a felony. A felony can then be classified as Class E to A, increasing in severity and sentence.


The federal government classifies a felony as any crime that warrants at least one year of jail time. 


Because the punishment for a felony is so severe, the court proceedings are held to the highest standard and are strictly observed by a very carefully selected jury of peers and will almost assuredly take substantial time and multiple hearings to reach a verdict.

WHY RETAIN A FELONY DEFENSE ATTORNEY?


When it comes to criminal defense, you can count on likely facing the maximum sentence if you don't have the appropriate defense and counsel on your side.


Though you have the right to a public defender, and we feel that our peers get a bad reputation, public defenders work for many clients simultaneously and likely cannot give your case the full attention it requires.

LEGAL EXPERTISE ON YOUR SIDE


The Law Offices of Jeffrey C. Stotter makes the difference in providing you with an expert attorney who's primary goal is handling your case in the best way possible. We promise to always deliver the best result possible on your behalf.


If you've been accused of a felony, know your rights. You have the right to contact an attorney, and you can make it BUSINESS NAME. We'll never stop fighting for you.

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