Defending Against Criminal Gun Possession Charges
If you are charged with assault with a gun, you can be charged with weapons possession in addition to the charges for assault. An aggressive gun possession defense requires a thorough understanding of how criminal charges will be prosecuted by the State, as well as knowing how to interpret police reports to uncover weaknesses in the prosecution's case against you.
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The Law Office of Roberta Brooks • Aggressive Criminal Defense
Attorney Roberta Brooks is an aggressive attorney who combines her previous experience in law enforcement (police officer and National Labor Relations Board investigator) with trial skills to fight hard for her clients. We are dedicated to providing our clients with thorough legal representation. She has the background to investigate the circumstances surrounding your case, listen to your story, gather evidence to determine whether or not the police preformed an unreasonable search or seizure, and file motions on your behalf.
Prison Time for Weapons Charge
A weapons charge in California can have grave consequences. Prosecutors today are aggressive in their charging offenses for people arrested in possession of a hand gun and other weapon related offenses. Indeed, if a gun is used during the commission of a crime, prosecutors often want a prison sentence. At the Law Office of Roberta Brooks in Concord, California, we only practice criminal defense.
Sentence Enhancement
If you used a weapon while committing a crime, you may find yourself charged with additional criminal consequences. Prosecutors will often try to add to your sentence by pushing for a sentence enhancement to increase any sentence you may receive for the underlying crimes:
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At the Law Office of Roberta Brooks, we provide our clients with aggressive representation. With a background in law enforcement combined with courtroom experience, we assist our clients in achieving favorable results - including dismissals, reduction of charges, diversion, deferred entry of judgment, and sentencing alternatives to custody and incarceration. Contact us today to schedule a free initial consultation with an experienced criminal defense lawyer.
