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Criminal charges can have a tremendous impact on your life. The way you handle the police and prosecutors can determine your future. You can start taking steps to protect yourself right away by:
- Not talking to the police!
You have a Constitutional right to remain silent and to request a lawyer. Exercising this right can protect you from ploys that could make you appear guilty. - Refusing a guilty plea.
A plea might seem like a good idea when the prosecutor suggests it but remember that they’re looking for a conviction. A bargain might not benefit you. We can look at your case to help you decide what’s best for your future. - Working with a professional.
We can provide you with honest advice about your case with a FREE consultation. Our criminal defense attorneys have courtroom experience in Long Beach and they’re ready to help you make the best choices.
Find the Right Criminal Defense Lawyer for You
We have decades of experience in criminal law in California.
Our criminal defense lawyers each have experience dealing with unique areas of the law. This gives our team a wide range of knowledge that allows us to handle all cases with confidence. We provide you with a FREE consultation that you can set up at any time. Once you contact us, we can start working on a defense that works for your case. We want to fight to get you the best results in court.
We have experience handling:
Traffic Cases Let us help you handle fines, ticket, and other offenses |
Misdemeanors These crimes can result in fines and even jail time |
Felonies You might face lengthy prison sentences with these crimes |
Federal Crimes Crimes that are investigated by federal agencies like the FBI |
Our Long Beach attorneys can help you deal with criminal cases involving:
- Drug Crimes
- Property Crimes
- Violent Crimes
- White Collar Crimes
- Theft Crimes
- Sex Crimes
- Federal Crimes
- Weapons Charges
- DUI Charges
Facing an Arrest in Long Beach?
Contact Our Lawyers Right Away
The sooner you get in contact with a criminal defense attorney, the better your chances in court can be. We offer you a FREE consultation and can come to you for the meeting. We can provide you with:
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- Experienced help
We’ll match you with an attorney who has experience in the specific area of the law that relates to your case. - Transparent communication
You won’t have to worry about what we’re doing with your case. We’ll keep you up-to-date about your case and how we’re going to help you. - Courtroom success
Our attorneys know how prosecutors work in Long Beach and the best strategies for handling them in court. - Faithful service
You can count on our Long Beach criminal defense lawyers to be on your side. We’ll listen to your case and work hard to get you the best outcome for your case.
- Experienced help
When we take your case, we may be able to get you probation, so you don’t have to face any jail time. Our attorney may be able to block illegally obtained evidence, get your charges reduced or even dismissed in some cases. We can also help you prove your innocence with a verdict of Not Guilty from a jury, but not all successful cases must go that route.
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Facing in the Criminal Justice System
Let us help you each step of the way
The court process in California, which might stretch for months or even a year after an arrest, can be stressful and frightening. Our Long Beach criminal defense attorneys can provide you with guidance to make things easier and to get you out of jail more quickly.
We can help you:
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- Immediately after an arrest.
Getting a lawyer as soon as possible allows us to help you deal with police questioning and protecting your rights. Reach out to us for a FREE consultation so we can answer your immediate questions. - Securing bail.
We can help you handle your bail hearing and we can assist you if you need bail money. Our attorneys even have a history of getting clients released without bail. - Handle a plea.
You might be approached by the prosecutor with a plea, or a deal you can take if you’re willing to plead guilty. These offers might sound good but working with an attorney can ensure that you don’t take a deal you’d later regret. - Investigate the case and secure evidence.
After an arrest, you don’t have to just wait for the police to look at your case. Our attorneys will look into the situation to find ways we can defend you. We can challenge evidence that shouldn’t be allowed in court, increasing your odds of a successful case.
- Immediately after an arrest.
Properly handling these issues gives you a better chance for negotiating with the prosecutor. Our attorneys may be able to get your case dismissed. If this occurs, you won’t even have to go to trial.
Top FAQ’s About Criminal Cases
Answered by successful criminal defense lawyers in California.
You’ve been arrested. Now what?
After you’ve been arrested, you need to focus on protecting yourself before anything else. You can take a few simple steps to accomplish this:
- If the police request you take some kind of test, listen to them. Try to be polite while being processed or moved.
- Stay quiet. You don’t need to talk to or answer the police. You can ask for a lawyer and then wait until you have a legal professional on your side.
- Call a Long Beach criminal defense lawyer. The sooner you call for legal help you can start getting the protection and advice you need to successfully handle your case.
How do you help a loved one who has been arrested?
Your best bet if a loved one is arrested may be getting legal assistance. Our attorneys can help you get in contact with your loved one and find out what’s going on. We can help you with bail money and we may be able to get them released from jail.
Why should you avoid talking with the police?
Talking to the police may seem like a good idea after you’ve been arrested, but you have to remember that they’re trying to secure a conviction against you. Anything you say could be turned against you. By staying quiet, you prevent the police from gathering ammunition they can later use to hurt your case.
Even if the police tell you that they know you are guilty, you should stay quiet. They could be lying to you or otherwise trying to trick you. Your best bet is still getting a criminal defense lawyer for the legal aid you need.
Should you take a deal for pleading guilty?
Plea deals may be offered by prosecutors in an attempt to finish a case quickly. These deals usually aren’t going to work in your favor, though sometimes they do. You can use professional legal advice to determine if the deal you are offered is worth it to you.
If you get convicted, what happens to you?
The penalties for a conviction vary based on the charges and your situation. You might face fines or time in jail or prison. Generally, the amount of prison time or the severity of the fine will depend on what type of crime you are charged with. We can keep you informed about the charges you’re likely to face and how you can deal with them.
Why can’t you just use a free public defender?
Some individuals may be eligible to receive aid from a public defender. Unfortunately, these lawyers are usually burdened with a lot of cases. They typically do not have enough time to focus solely on your case, which can limit your defense. Hiring a private practice criminal defense attorney on your own can strengthen your odds in court.
Can Simmrin help you win your case?
While our team can’t guarantee you a win in the courtroom, we can guarantee that you’ll get our full attention and experienced legal aid. We’ll fight for you aggressively in and out of the courtroom and we will strive for the best outcome for your case.
Get In Contact With a Long Beach Criminal Defense Attorney
You don’t have to fight through the criminal justice system on your own. We can provide you with professional help for your future. You can call our law group to get a FREE consultation in the Long Beach area. You can call us at any time or fill out the online form to the right to set you your FREE consultation.