Winter Park Criminal Defense Attorneys

If you’re facing criminal charges right now, know that you aren’t alone. Being arrested or charged with a criminal offense may be

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The first step you need to take after you’ve been charged with a criminal offense is to search for a qualified, seasoned criminal defense attorney to take on your case. There are many lawyers to choose from in the Orlando area, but our team at Smith & Eulo is uniquely equipped to guide you through this process. With over twenty years of experience, thousands of successfully litigated cases, and even more happy customers, our lawyers are willing and able to help you achieve the best possible outcome you can.

The unfortunate truth is that not every attorney you see on the internet is going to be the right fit for you. They may not be experienced enough in your type of case, or they may not be fully committed to defending your case aggressively enough to achieve an outcome that

possible with the right amount of expertise and effort. Many attorneys will offer a free consultation when you are considering them for representation. During your appointment, you should ask whether the attorney has dealt with similar cases such as yours in the past, and what the outcome was for those cases. Many law firms will also have an account of all of their past

case dismissals or reductions which you can browse to get an idea of their success rate.

• Assault Assault is an intentional, unlawful threat of violence against another person.
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• Battery Battery involves actual physical violence or harm against another person.
• Burglary Burglary is described as entering a place with the intent to commit an offense there.
• Drug Charges Some drug-related charges include possession and trafficking.
• Loitering Loitering or prowling is often easy to defend, due to the difficulty of proving any real crime.
• Murder There are different degrees of extremity to murder, each with varying consequences.
• Probation Violation Probation violations involve an offense that is already finished, with a sentence that has already been served.
• Resisting Arrest If you resist arrest, it means you have committed an act to interfere with a police officer trying to carry out an arrest.
• Robbery Robbery involves taking another person’s property without their consent.
• Sexual Battery Sexual battery is sexual contact that is unwanted and enacted without consent.
• Stalking Stalking is unwanted communication, surveillance, or harassment done over a period of time, either in person or virtually.
• Theft The level of theft is judged by the value of what was stolen.

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