Criminal Cases

Justify Law represents defendants who face a wide range of charges. Common felony charges include major drug and firearm offenses, murder, rape, sexual assault, battery, theft, burglary and many other charges. If convicted, these charges can incur serious prison time and fines.

Common misdemeanors typically include simple drug possession, DWI, domestic battery, shoplifting, trespassing, various traffic offenses and other minor crimes. The penalties for these cases can carry county jail time and substantial fines as well.

The lawyers at Justify Law use an experienced team to protect your rights. We use expert witnesses, private investigators, mock juries, and any other resource available to build the best defense possible. We are upfront with the costs of a Justify Law Defense and discuss all of the options when a trial is inevitable.

With that said, most criminal cases do not end up going all the way to a trial. Many are ultimately resolved through a negotiated plea agreement. Case strategy for a case 100% going to trial versus one where a defendant was legitimately caught red handed are obviously different. Justify Law fosters an open and honest communication from the very beginning so that we can reach realistic goals and expectations.

Even when a client is guilty of the allegations, there are oftentimes many procedural issues with the arrest or investigation that can affect the outcome. When all the constitutional protection issues have been exhausted leaving only a plea agreement as the last resort, Justify Law has the experience to negotiate the best terms possible. Our attorneys practice in every jurisdiction within Arkansas and understand the differences between them. Armed with that knowledge along with our own case analytics, we get results.

Our attorneys have the skills and resources necessary to vigorously defend our clients charged with any crime from a simple traffic ticket to a major felony. If you have had charges brought against you, please contact Justify Law today to start building your defense.