Criminal Defense Attorneys in McIntosh County
We Fight for Case Dismissals
At Schneider Lerch Bronston, LLC, we are dedicated to representing clients who are facing serious charges, whether in state or federal court. We have effectively handled thousands of cases and have obtained numerous dismissals.
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Understanding Your Miranda Rights
A lot of people are familiar with the phrase, “I plead the fifth.” But what is that actually talking about? It refers to something that is referred to as your Miranda Rights. Essentially, when the police arrest you, you have the right to remain silent until you have had the opportunity to speak with a lawyer.
Even if you don’t feel like you have anything to hide, you should always exercise this right to avoid incriminating yourself. As the officer reading your Miranda Rights should explain, “anything that you say can and will be used against you in the court of law.” It is not unusual for law enforcement to try to get you to talk so that they can make their case. Don’t be afraid to hold your ground. You have the right to not answer any of their questions until your attorney is by your side to ensure your rights and interests are protected.
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Goes Above and Beyond for You
"Thanks to Cris's hard work and dedication, along with his team's support, the charges against me were ultimately dropped. They fought tirelessly on my behalf, and I am so grateful for everything they did for me."Ethan A. -
True Advocate for Their Clients
"Cris's expertise in criminal defense law was evident in the way they skillfully navigated the legal system, providing strategic guidance and support every step of the way. Thanks to their exceptional work, I was able to avoid the fine and the points being "Byron A. -
Absolutely Amazing
"Being out of state they always kept me informed on everything that was going on with my case and were very quick to respond back if I had any questions or concerns."Kendall T. -
Expertise and Experience
"They provided expertise and experience to review all evidence and lack thereof which helped me make a sound decision to not accept a plea and take my case to trial. Case dismissed before it even started!"Randy E. -
Provides a Peace of Mind
"Upon first speaking to Carli and Cris, their knowledge and experience was evident. They helped me understand the implications and next steps in addressing my situation."Chris Topher -
Fantastic representation!
"Courtney has a deep understanding of the law and the how everything works. She guided me through the process, kept me up to date on all aspects of my case, provided valuable advice and lead me to a outcome more favorable than I could have ever expected."Doug -
I recommend her highly!
"I had a traffic case and Courtney Lerch was right on top of it and resolved it in short order with an outcome better than my highest expectations."Paul K. -
Excellent experience.
"To make a long story short she got a pretty bad DUI completely dropped so all I can say life saver didn’t even lose my job because of my incident. I give this law firm 10 stars even though they only let me give 5."Bryan M.
Our Settlements & Verdicts
Our top priority is to devise customized legal strategies that are tailored to the unique legal needs of our clients, no matter how simple or complicated their situations, might be.
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Dismissed 16 Counts Including Forgery Charges
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Dismissed DUI
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Reduced to Reckless Driving DUI
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Charges Reduced DUI Refusal
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Dismissed Illegal Gun Possession
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Not Guilty Party to a Crime/ Armed Robbery
Do the Police Need a Warrant to Arrest Me in Georgia?
You might be confused about when the police need a warrant to arrest you. Here are some general guidelines. If the crime is committed in their presence, they are permitted to arrest you without a warrant. In addition, the police are allowed to render aid to stop the commissioning of a crime by making an arrest.
When law enforcement wishes to make a planned arrest, which usually follows an investigation, they are required to seek an arrest warrant from a judge or magistrate. They will need to convince the judge or magistrate that they have sufficient probable cause to perform the arrest. Whether or not the police have a warrant, you should never try to resist arrest. Doing so could end up leading to additional charges you would not have otherwise faced.
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Misdemeanor & Felony ChargesNo matter high how the stakes may be, there is nothing that our defense attorneys cannot handle.
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Former ProsecutorWorking as a prosecutor gave Attorney Schneider valuable insight into how to develop and prosecute cases.
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Trial AttorneysOur seasoned attorneys have handled thousands of trials. Their knowledge and experience have proven to be successful in the courtroom.
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Over 40 Years of Combined ExperienceWith many years of dedicated criminal law experience, our attorneys know the main concerns many people have when they're in this situation.
Why Hire a Criminal Defense Attorney?
Traversing the criminal justice system on your own is rarely a good idea, unless you have a background in law. Regardless of the charges you face, be it a simple misdemeanor or a felony at the federal level, it is imperative to work with an experienced attorney who has an in-depth understanding of the laws applicable to your case.
At Schneider Lerch Bronston, LLC, we understand that your future is at stake. A conviction could mean hefty fines, long-term imprisonment, driver’s license suspension, and a permanent criminal record. Our legal team is here to help you mount a strong defense so that you can avoid these life-altering penalties. We treat your case like our own. If you are under investigation or have been arrested for a crime, be sure to get in touch with us immediately.
Contact our McIntosh County criminal defense attorneyx at (912) 417-5008 to begin building a stout defense.
At Schneider Lerch Bronston, LLC, you have an entire legal team on your side when dealing with serious criminal matters. We are ready to help you obtain the best possible outcome in your case.
