Criminal Justice in New Port Richey, FL
New Port Richey Criminal Defense Attorney
If you have been arrested for any misdemeanor or felony crime in New Port Richey, Florida, contact an experienced Criminal Lawyer for Pasco County. The criminal lawyers at the Sammis Law Firm are experienced in providing representation at every stage of the criminal case from the first appearance within 24 hours after the arrest, an emergency bond hearing, arraignment, pre-trial disposition hearings, pre-trial conferences, through a jury trial.
Don't face the judge alone. Obtaining the best result often requires an attorney fighting for you immediately after the criminal accusation. It is also important to retain a lawyer that is familiar with the particular criminal law procedures and practices that are most effective in New Port Richey, Pasco County, FL.
Effective Pre-File Negotiations - You Only Have 21 Days After the Arrest
If you have been arrested for any felony criminal offenses, keep in mind that the State Attorney's Office in New Port Richey usually takes 21 days to make a filing decision. Having an attorney early in the case gives you the best chance of convincing the prosecutor not to formally file felony charges, or to only file greatly reduced charges.
It is usually more effective to try and prevent the felony charges from being filed in the first place then it is to fight the charges after they have already been filed. Don't lose one of the most important battles in your case by not having representation during the first 21 days after your arrest for any felony criminal charge.
Hire an Attorney Focused Exclusively on Criminal Defense
At the Sammis Law Firm, P.A., we focus on exclusively on criminal defense. That focus allows our attorneys to stay ahead of recent changes in Florida criminal laws and defenses. Call 813-250-0500 to fight out what you need to do today to protect all of your rights and have the best chance of avoiding a criminal conviction or prosecution in New Port Richey, FL.
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If you have been arrested for a misdemeanor or felony criminal offense call an experienced criminal defense lawyer in New Port Richey, FL, to discuss the best way to fight the charges against you. Our website provides general information any various criminal offenses in Florida, including the special procedures and considerations that may apply to your criminal case in New Port Richey, FL.
Click on one of the links below for more information about criminal law in New Port Richey,involving your particular criminal charge. At the Sammis Law Firm, P.A., we represent clients charged with felony and misdemeanor crimes in Pasco County including the following offenses:
- DUI cases in New Port Richey, including DUI refusal cases, DUI cases with high BAC readings, and felony DUI cases;
- Reckless driving;
- Driving on a Suspended or Revoked Driver's License;
- Violation of Probation (VOP), community control, or house arrest for either technical or new law violations;
- Domestic battery;
- Domestic violence, including assault, battery, stalking, aggravated battery, child abuse, aggravated child abuse or violation of protective order;
- Habitual traffic offender (HTO) Revocations or Driving Offenses;
- Theft offenses including grand theft, dealing in stolen property, employee theft, fraud, credit card fraud or shoplifting (petit theft);
- Seal and expunge a criminal record for an arrest from New Port Richey, FL;
- Extradition on a Fugitive Warrant to New Port Richey or Pasco County, FL.
Contact an experienced and aggressive criminal defense attorney that practices in New Port Richey, Pasco County, FL, about the best way to fight the criminal charges pending against you. Call us today at 813-250-0500 to speak with an attorney about your criminal case.
DUI Charges in New Port Richey, FL
If you have been arrested for drunk driving or driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs, contact DUI Attorney for New Port Richey for more information about preserving your right to fight the administrative suspension of your Florida driver's license that will take effect 10 days after your DUI arrest.
Winning the administrative hearing will allow you to drive without restriction while you fight the criminal DUI charges. Contact a Pasco County DUI Lawyer to discuss your case today by calling 813-250-0500.