BATON ROUGE CRIMINAL DEFENSE
David Stanley is the founder and principal of David E. Stanley, APLC. Since 1983, Mr. Stanley has successfully practiced criminal defense from his office in Baton Rouge, Louisiana.
Federal charges can have serious consequences. An experienced federal defense attorney is critical for your case. We offer quality support & represenation.
Regardless of the situation you face, you have important legal rights – and you have a chance to create a strategic defense plan of action that protects them all.
Serious mistakes and errors do happen in the criminal justice system, and they have an influence on the result. David Stanley will work your appeal to correct them.
Under Louisiana law, a felony is any crime for which an offender may be sentenced to death or imprisonment with hard labor. With your freedom in the balance, seek legal guidance at once. The law office of David E. Stanley APLC, has the experience needed to defend and protect your rights even if you are facing the toughest of felony charges.
Attorney David E. Stanley founded David E. Stanley APLC with the idea of protecting the rights of individuals like you. David is known for his attention to detail. His 35 years of experience enables him to poke holes in the prosecution’s case.
Expungement is the process of having your record sealed or destroyed, so that it may not be viewed by the public. Expungement is often available to those who have been found guilty of a crime, but have since been rehabilitated and pose no threat to society.
Under Louisiana law, a felony is any crime for which an offender may be sentenced to death or imprisonment with hard labor. With your freedom in the balance, seek legal guidance at once. The law office of David E. Stanley APLC, has the experience needed to defend and protect your rights even if you are facing the toughest of felony charges.
Under Louisiana law, a felony is any crime for which an offender may be sentenced to death or imprisonment with hard labor. With your freedom in the balance, seek legal guidance at once. The law office of David E. Stanley APLC, has the experience needed to defend and protect your rights even if you are facing the toughest of felony charges.
With over 35 years of successful experience, David E. Stanley has a profound understanding of the process behind the prosecution of sex crimes. He has a solid grasp on the potential outcomes, so he works, each each step in the process to mitigate any potential fallout.
If you’ve been injured as the result of someone else’s carelessness or negligence while driving, you deserve compensation for all of the costs associated with the collision, including medical bills, lost wages, and vehicle repair bills.
Crimes of violence are any acts that result in physical harm to another person. These include murder, assault, rape, kidnapping, and robbery. Crimes of violence can be committed with or without the use of a weapon.
Because criminal fraud charges can cover such a multitude of crimes, it is crucial that you work with a knowledgeable attorney. With 35 years of practice in criminal fraud defense to draw from, attorney David E. Stanley has the experience to help you.
The defense of a felony criminal case in a federal district court is different in many important ways than defending a felony criminal case in a state district court. Federal cases often deal with criminal conduct that originates in another country, or another state, or elements of which are committed by non-residents outside of the territorial boundaries of Louisiana. Federal criminal statutes often have elements that you do not typically find in state criminal statutes such as transportation of persons or products across state lines or in interstate commerce. The rules of criminal procedure, rules of evidence, and the rules of court are in some ways very different in federal court than they are in state court. Further, sentencing under the Federal Sentencing Guidelines is very different from the sentencing process in state court. Because of these differences, there are some very talented and skilled criminal defense attorneys that will not accept a criminal case filed in a federal district court and who will only take on state criminal cases.
Are you under criminal investigation by a federal law enforcement agency? Have federal law enforcement agents appeared unannounced at the door of your home or office demanding to speak with you, or demanding that you answer their questions, or demanding that you give them a voluntary statement concerning a pending federal criminal investigation? Have you been notified by the United States Attorney’s Office that you are the target of a federal grand jury investigation? If you answered yes to any of these questions, then you have an urgent and critical need to immediately consult with, and hire, a knowledgeable and experienced federal criminal trial attorney.
You also need to understand that you have the constitutional right to remain silent and a right not to incriminate yourself, which means you do not have to make any statements to law enforcement. You also have the right to retain counsel of your choice before you make any statements to law enforcement. If you are indigent, and can not afford to retain counsel, then the court will appoint counsel to represent you. It is critical that you invoke and exercise all of these rights, and retain counsel, before you speak to law enforcement or produce any documents to anyone. A federal criminal trial lawyer can guide you through the process, help you avoid the pitfalls, and keep you from making life altering mistakes that will adversely affect your chances for a favorable outcome in your case.
If you are determined to fight your criminal charges and protect your good name, regardless of what it takes or the cost of doing so, David Stanley is a distinguished and well respected criminal trial attorney experienced in defending felony criminal cases in all federal courts in Louisiana. Call him right now, to schedule your completely confidential and in-depth federal criminal defense strategy session. Get him started working for you today to develop a rock solid defense strategy to fight your federal criminal charges and get your life back on track. Don’t delay, use every available minute to plan and prepare for success.
Even if your felony criminal trial ended with a guilty verdict, and a substantial fine or lengthy sentence, there is still hope for a successful outcome. The criminal justice system is not infallible, and it does not work perfectly in every instance. Criminal trials are usually fast paced, dynamic, and unpredictable. Serious errors do sometimes occur that adversely affect the outcome of the trial and result in an unreliable or unjust verdict. Examples of these errors include structural errors in the trial itself, erroneous rulings on pretrial motions, erroneous rulings admitting or excluding critical evidence, and erroneous jury instructions.
David E. Stanley APLC, has the experience, extensive knowledge, and high level of skill required to appeal the verdict and sentence to a higher court for legal and equitable relief. Don’t ever give up. Exhaust all legal avenues available to you to correct the errors that adversely affected the verdict in your case.
Call David Stanley right now to schedule your completely confidential and in-depth criminal appeal strategy session so that you can get the appeal process started and get the justice and relief that you deserve. David Stanley will carefully review the trial record and craft your appeal to highlight those errors and call them to the attention of the appellate court so that they may be addressed and corrected on appeal.
According to Louisiana law, there are five schedules of controlled dangerous substances. Schedules I – V are found in Louisiana Revised Statute 40:964. Schedule I applies to the most dangerous or addictive drugs and violations with respect to Schedule I substances carry the most severe penalties. Schedule I substances include opiates and opium derivatives, hallucinogenic substances, depressants, stimulants, synthetic cannabinoids, and other miscellaneous substances. Surprisingly, marijuana is a Schedule I drug in Louisiana.
The most basic drug charge is possession of illegal drugs, which punishes a person for having illegal substances on their person or under their control. Sometimes, the offense will progress from a misdemeanor to a felony, and carry enhanced penalties, for a second, third, fourth, or subsequent offense.
Drug possession, distribution, or manufacturing are serious felony charges in Louisiana that carry stiff penalties. It is also a serious felony crime to create or operate a clandestine laboratory for the unlawful manufacture of a controlled dangerous substance. Drug distribution and drug manufacturing charges are considered far more severe than mere possession charges.
Attorney David Stanley founded David E. Stanley APLC with the idea of protecting the rights of individuals just like you. David is known for his attention to detail. When defending drug distribution, drug manufacturing, or other serious drug charges, the tiniest detail may make a huge difference in the outcome.
Sometimes, determining the correct quantity of the drug is a critical factor that may make a dramatic difference in the crime to be charged or the sentence for that crime upon conviction. In other situations, there may be insufficient proof to establish that the defendant was in actual or constructive possession of an illegal substance. David’s nearly forty years of legal and trial experience enables him to carefully analyze your situation and poke holes in the prosecution’s case.
If you need help defending a drug charge, call David Stanley right now to schedule your completely confidential and in-depth drug defense strategy session. He will be with you every step of the way fighting for you and protecting your rights.
If you have been wrongfully accused of, or charged with, committing a sex crime, and you are determined to defend yourself and your good name against the charge, regardless of what it takes and the cost to do so, then you have come to the right place and found the right attorney. David Stanley is a knowledgeable and highly skilled criminal defense trial attorney with experience defending sex crimes in courts throughout Louisiana. Use every minute available to you to defend yourself by calling David Stanley right now to schedule your completely confidential and in-depth sex crimes defense strategy session.
In addition, the offender has to have consumed alcohol, a controlled dangerous substance, or knowingly consumed quantities of a lawful drug which substantially exceed the dosage prescribed by the physician or the dosage recommended by the manufacturer of the drug. The penalty for the offense of vehicular homicide increases as the offender’s blood alcohol concentration level increases from 0.08 or more, to .15 or more, to .20 or more percent by weight based upon grams of alcohol per one hundred cubic centimeters of blood.
Effectively combating a charge of vehicular homicide calls for a swift response and a thorough and complete investigation of the facts of the accident. If the facts aren’t investigated immediately, evidence critical to your successful defense may be destroyed, lost, corrupted, or may vanish, and witnesses may forget critical details concerning what actually occurred.
If you are determined to fight your vehicular homicide charge to protect your good name, regardless of what it requires or the cost of doing so, David Stanley is a distinguished and well respected criminal trial attorney experienced in defending those accused of violent crimes in Louisiana. David’s nearly forty years of legal and trial experience enables him to carefully analyze your situation and poke holes in the prosecution’s case. Call David Stanley right now to schedule your completely confidential and in-depth criminal defense strategy session. He will be with you every step of the way fighting for you and protecting your rights.
David Stanley is a knowledgeable, experienced and highly skilled criminal trial lawyer who offers aggressive, high quality and trustworthy legal representation, and criminal trial services in all federal district courts and state district courts in Louisiana. Call David E. Stanley, APLC right now to schedule an appointment for your completely confidential and in-depth white collar defense strategy session. Seize the momentum and get him started working on your defense today.
Today, white collar crimes include, but are not limited to, bank fraud, PPP or Cares Act fraud, wire fraud, mail fraud, forgery, embezzlement, theft, larceny, bribery, insider trading, ponzi schemes, securities fraud, tax evasion,and a litany of other federal and state crimes. Often, conspiracy, money laundering, tax evasion, and other crimes are also charged in these cases. In reality, the term “white collar crime” has become a catchall phrase for crimes involving individuals with affluence, power, or who occupy positions of corporate authority and influence.