Defense Attorney For Violent Crimes

Twenty years in prison: the possible sentence for someone convicted of aggravated assault charges. There are very serious punishments for crimes of violence. The criminal record of the accused and the severity of the injuries to the victim will affect the seriousness of the sentence. If you have been arrested for a violent crime in the Dallas area, you need an experienced and knowledgeable attorney like me, Mark Perez, on your side to achieve a favorable result.

If You Are Facing Murder Charges, I Can Help

I am murder defense attorney Mark Perez, and my practice in Dallas, Texas, is devoted exclusively to criminal defense. I have tried many cases of violent crimes, and I have the experience you need to win your case. There will be no stone unturned as I investigate your case. As a former prosecutor, I know how an investigation is conducted and what to expect from the prosecution.

If you’ve been charged with assault or aggravated assault, you need the best criminal lawyer working for you. I have the knowledge and resources to defend you against any kind of violent crime charge, including murder, manslaughter, attempted murder and charges relating to domestic violence or family violence.

Types Of Charges And Their Possible Defenses

Understanding the charges you face is the first step toward building a strong defense. I take the time to review the information surrounding every case I take to look for all possible opportunities for defending my clients. Depending on your charges, there may be possible defenses that I could explore, such as:

• Drug offenses: Defenses may include challenging the search and seizure’s legality, questioning the evidence’s chain of custody, or proving lack of possession or intent.
• DUI/DWI: Challenging the accuracy of the breathalyzer, field sobriety tests, the legality of the traffic stop, or demonstrating procedural errors by law enforcement can all help beat your charges.
• Theft and burglary: Defenses can involve establishing an alibi, proving you had no intention to commit the crime, or establishing you had a rightful claim to the item.
• Assault and battery: Self-defense, defense of others, or lack of intent to cause harm can be used as potential defenses.
• Sex crimes: Possible defenses might include proving consent, mistaken identity, or challenging the credibility of the evidence or testimony.
• Violent crimes: Defenses could involve self-defense, you were acting in defense of someone else, or the claims against you were exaggerated or untrue.
• White collar crimes: These can be defended by proving lack of intent, demonstrating entrapment, or challenging the interpretation of financial transactions.

These are only a few examples of criminal defense strategies. Based on the unique factors of your case, I will work to develop a strategy that can successfully pursue the ideal outcome in your situation. By evaluating your case and finding the most effective strategy for you, you can have peace of mind knowing your criminal defense lawyer is fighting for your future.

Your Defense Strategy Starts Today

I am not afraid to go to court if a trial is in your best interests, but from day one, I will take the time to listen to you and understand your particular needs and goals. I will help you understand your options and anticipate outcomes, and ensure that I understand what success looks like to you. We will work together to develop an effective defense strategy that minimizes damage to your reputation and record.

I offer free initial consultations, so don’t wait another day to get the help you need. Call Mark A. Perez, Attorney at Law, today at 214-646-1557 or contact me online. Se habla español.