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Violent Crimes

Defense for Murder Charges in Northern California

Violent crimes typically result in felony charges, requiring representation from an experienced defense lawyer who can protect your rights. Roberta Brooks is a former police officer and she understands how the police and prosecutors build their cases involving violent crimes.

The consequences of a guilty verdict in a violent crime case can be many years in prison. This is especially true if you have already spent time in jail for a previous conviction. At the Law Office of Roberta Brooks in Martinez, California, we only handle criminal defense cases. Our criminal defense lawyers work to minimize the consequences for clients who are accused of violent crimes.

Police and Courtroom Experience

Because we have a law enforcement background and experience as criminal defense attorneys, we understand what it takes to defend against violent criminal charges. We understand how the police build a case and what the prosecution will attempt to prove. We take an aggressive approach to criminal defense: we investigate the charges filed against you; locate and interview witnesses; challenge the strength of the State's evidence, and put forward your story. Contact us today to discuss your situation.

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The Law Office of Roberta Brooks • Aggressive Criminal Defense

The sentence for a violent crime usually a lengthy prison term. In addition, most violent crimes in California are classified as a "strike" under California's Three Strike law. This means if you are sentenced to prison time, you must serve at least 85% of your sentence before you can be released. And if you are convicted of a second or third strike - the terms of your sentence can be doubled and additional years added. We represent people who have been accused of violent crimes, such as:

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The all consequences of a violent crime conviction are serious. If you are suspected of committing a violent crime, do not speak with the police before you talk to an experienced criminal defense attorney. You cannot explain away the facts of your case. You may only confirm your presence at the crime scene and worse provide the police with statements to use against you in court. Speak to a lawyer before you talk to the police. Talk to the Law Office of Roberta Brooks.