A criminal charge can have a lasting impact on your life, affecting your freedom, reputation, and future opportunities. Whether you’re facing misdemeanor or felony charges, the stakes are high. You need an experienced Davidson criminal defense lawyer who understands the legal system and can build a strong defense on your behalf.
Our firm represents individuals in Davidson and throughout Mecklenburg County, defending against a wide range of criminal offenses. No matter the circumstances of your case, we are committed to protecting your rights and fighting for the best possible outcome.
We provide aggressive defense for a variety of criminal charges, including:
Assault charges in Davidson can stem from bar fights, domestic incidents, or altercations that escalated quickly. Whether you’re facing misdemeanor simple assault or felony aggravated assault, we will work to uncover the facts and develop a defense strategy.
Davidson police and Mecklenburg County prosecutors take DWI charges seriously, with penalties including hefty fines, license suspension, and potential jail time. We challenge field sobriety tests, breathalyzer results, and police procedures to fight for the best possible outcome.
Drug-related charges in Davidson, from simple possession to trafficking, can carry serious penalties. North Carolina imposes strict consequences, but we work to reduce or dismiss charges and explore alternatives like diversion programs when possible.
Firearm offenses in North Carolina, including unlawful possession and carrying a concealed gun, can have lasting consequences. We also handle cases involving firearms at airports, which can lead to serious legal trouble if not properly addressed.
Sex crime accusations, whether involving sexual assault, solicitation, or possession of illegal materials, can lead to severe penalties and social stigma. We handle these cases with discretion and work aggressively to challenge the allegations.
Shoplifting, burglary, and grand larceny can result in harsh penalties, including jail time and restitution payments. We assess the details of your theft crime charges and explore legal defenses to protect your record.
Vandalism, arson, injury to personal and/or real property, and trespassing are examples of property crimes in Davidson, and convictions can carry long-term consequences. We fight to minimize penalties and challenge the prosecution’s case.
If you’ve been charged with a crime in Davidson, you might be wondering if you really need an attorney. The truth is, the criminal justice system is complex, and without proper representation, you could face severe consequences. Here’s why hiring a defense lawyer is critical:
From the moment of your arrest, law enforcement and prosecutors are working to build a case against you. Without legal guidance, you could unintentionally say or do something that harms your defense. A skilled attorney ensures your rights are upheld at every stage.
Many cases rely on questionable evidence, improper police procedures, or unreliable witness testimony. We thoroughly examine the details of your case, challenging weak evidence and procedural violations.
Even if the prosecution has a solid case, there may be opportunities to negotiate reduced charges, alternative sentencing, or even case dismissal. We explore every legal option to protect your future.
A criminal conviction can lead to steep fines, jail time, and a permanent record that affects employment, housing, and personal relationships. Our goal is to minimize these penalties and help you move forward with your life.
Understanding the legal process can help ease some of the stress and uncertainty that comes with facing criminal charges. If you are arrested in Davidson, your case will likely go through the Mecklenburg County Courthouse in Charlotte. Here’s an overview of what to expect:
If law enforcement arrests you, they will take you to the Mecklenburg County Jail for booking. This includes fingerprinting, photographing, and entering your information into the system. You may be held until a bond hearing.
A judge will inform you of the charges against you and may set bail. Our firm advocates for reasonable bond conditions, including release on your own recognizance whenever possible.
At the arraignment, you will enter a plea of guilty, not guilty, or no contest. If you plead not guilty, the case moves into the pretrial phase, where we negotiate with prosecutors, file motions, and review evidence.
If your case goes to trial, we challenge the prosecution’s evidence, cross-examine witnesses, and present a compelling defense. In some cases, negotiating a favorable plea agreement may be the best option to reduce charges and penalties.
If convicted, sentencing depends on the severity of the charges and prior criminal history. We fight for reduced penalties and explore post-conviction options, such as record expungements.
When you’re facing criminal charges, the attorney you choose can make a significant difference in the outcome of your case. Here’s why clients trust us to defend them: