Marietta Felony Defense Lawyer
Georgia Misdemeanor Attorney
- Felonies: Felony offenses include, but are not limited to criminal charges such as: drug possession, drug trafficking, sex crimes, murder, homicide, fraud, embezzlement and identity theft, burglary, motor vehicle theft, shoplifting and kidnapping
Felony convictions are usually punishable by one or more years in prison. With a felony conviction, you can lose many of your rights and privileges, including your right to vote or own a handgun. A felony conviction may also disqualify you from obtaining a necessary vocational license and scholarships.
- Misdemeanors: includes crimes such as: possession of marijuana (less than one ounce), most traffic violations, shoplifting, domestic violence and driving under the influence.
Misdemeanors usually carry a maximum punishment of twelve months in custody and/or one thousand dollars in fines.
In Georgia, any drug conviction will result in suspension of driving privileges, whether the charge is considered a felony or a misdemeanor.
Criminal Defense Attorney With More Than 20 Years of Experience
In the United States, our justice system is considered an adversarial legal system, because it is believed that the truth in a matter can best be determined by giving two sides an equal chance to make their case before an impartial judge or jury.
It is important to note that Mitch Durham is an attorney who believes that clients who are under investigation or who have been arrested and charged with a crime — no matter what that crime is — deserve a lawyer willing to protect and defend their rights. This is the process our adversarial legal system is set up to serve.
Record Sealing or Expungement
Expungement can be an effective way to clear your record. If your case can be expunged, it will be very beneficial in the event that a future employer does a criminal background check. Mitch Durham can review your case and assist in determining if your criminal case can be expunged or sealed.
Contact Marietta Felony Lawyer Mitch Durham Directly
Clients can call Marietta felony lawyer Mitch Durham at 866-941-9167 or contact the firm online. There is no charge for our initial consultation.
