Criminal Defense
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Appeals You may have options even after a conviction or a final ruling in your case. -
Arson The intentional setting of fire to a building, vehicle or other property for the purpose of causing damage. -
Assault The application or threat of harmful or offensive contact between persons. -
Bail Hearings The condition by which a defendant is released or allowed to remain free from pretrial custody while awaiting trial. -
Clerk-Magistrate Hearing The sole purpose of a Clerk-Magistrate Hearing is to determine whether there is probable cause. -
Conspiracy An agreement between two or more persons to commit a crime with the shared intent to commit that crime. -
Disorderly Conduct Knowingly, intentionally committing acts which are of a nature to corrupt public morals. -
Domestic Violence Offenses Criminal acts that occur between individuals with familial, domestic or romantic relations. -
Drug Crimes Drug and/or Narcotics Offenses are prosecuted instate and federal courts across the country. -
Motions to Expungements and/or Seal Under Rhode Island law, you may be entitled to have your criminal record sealed or expunged. -
Federal Crimes Crimes that are prosecuted by the U.S. Attorney’s Office in federal courts across the country. -
Firearms and Weapons Offenses A complex web of state and federal laws exists regulating the possession and y use of firearms. -
Grand Jury Representation Grand juries determine if probable cause exists to believe to an individual committed a felony criminal offense. -
Homicide or Murder Offenses If you are facing murder or manslaughter charges in Rhode Island or Massachusetts it is imperative... -
Kidnapping & Related Offenses The criminal offense of restraining, taking away or transporting someone against their will. -
Motor Vehicle Offenses The law provides a detailed list of criminal and civil Motor Vehicle Offenses of which you must be wary. -
Property Offenses Crimes which relate to the lawful and non-consensual infringement on the property rights of another. -
Sex Crimes Sex crimes include a wide range of offenses such as sexual assault, child molestation, indecent solicitation, and child pornography. -
Stalking And Cyberstalking Cyberstalking charges are serious and can have significant repercussions for those who are convicted of committing these crimes. -
Theft Offenses Theft crimes involve those offenses which relate to the stealing of the property of another. -
Violation Hearings Hearings in District and/or Superior Courts regarding violations of bail, probation and parole. -
Warrants A warrant is a court order authorizing law enforcement to take a particular action such as to arrest or to search a person or specified property. -
White Collar Crimes White collar crime is a phrase used to describe non-violent criminal acts designed to obtain financial.
