An Attorney Is Essential When Facing 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.
Defend Your Charges With Help From David E. Stanley Today
Because of the serious consequences of a conviction, it is in your best interest to take whatever measures possible to protect yourself. A skilled attorney such as David E. Stanley can help in numerous ways, including deescalating the process. He will be by your side and let you know exactly what is going on and the steps you can take to mitigate the charges. He will guide you and support you so that you understand what is happening at all times. This allows you to work from a place of power and understanding instead of confusion and fear.
He is skilled on many types of defense, including:
- Drug violations: Possession, possession with intent to distribute, manufacturing, growing and cultivation, trafficking, and transportation of heroin, methamphetamine, crack cocaine, cocaine powder, ecstasy, LSD, marijuana and other controlled substances, etc.
- Criminal sexual misconduct: First, second, or third-degree rape, sexual battery, sexual assault, indecent behavior with juveniles, carnal knowledge of juveniles, human trafficking, pornography, obscenity, prostitution, solicitation, etc.
- Property crimes: Arson, robbery, burglary, fraud, theft, larceny, embezzlement, forgery, etc.
- Crimes of violence: Murder, manslaughter, negligent or vehicular homicide, kidnapping, aggravated battery, second-degree battery, aggravated assault with a firearm, armed robbery, home invasion, domestic abuse battery, domestic violence, etc.
When the penalties can severely impact your future, do not take chances. Contact the law office of David E. Stanley APLC today.
Why You Should Talk To David E. Stanley First
Other than an admission, the most damaging evidence is often a self-incriminating statement made by the accused. Without a lawyer present, it can be easy to feel pressured or threatened into saying something that could land you in deeper trouble.
For this reason, it is crucial that you exercise your right to remain silent if law enforcement officers approach you. Before you agree to meet with them and before you answer their questions, talk to attorney David E. Stanley at his Baton Rouge office first. Call 225-926-0200 or send an email to schedule your consultation today.