Violent Crimes

Prosecutors and judges take violent crimes the most seriously. But many people accused of violent offenses are truly innocent. Often the situation is justified by self-defense laws,  accident, misidentification, false accusations, or mental illness. Our criminal attorneys can help you explore these defenses and fight the charges.

Assault and Battery

Contrary to popular belief, assault and battery are technically two different crimes. While they usually come together, there are important differences that make each offense unique. These differences present opportunities for defending against a charge of assault or battery.

Burglary

When you are arrested for burglary, your life can change in an instant. There are many circumstances that can lead someone to committing a burglary, but just because you were arrested for it does not mean you should necessarily be convicted. If you are facing a burglary charge, contact a burglary defense attorney right away.

Carjacking

Carjacking is the crime of taking a vehicle from another person through force or fear. In some jurisdictions, carjacking is treated as one of the most serious offenses. A carjacking conviction could send you to prison for years. If you’re facing carjacking charges, contact a carjacking defense attorney today.

Gun Crimes

There are countless regulations related to firearms. These regulations control everything from the purchase, possession, and use of firearms within the borders of the State. However, most gun crimes are related to the ownership and unlawful use of firearms. If you have been charged with a gun crime in, your first action should be to hire a criminal defense attorney with experience with gun crimes.

Elder Abuse

Elder Abuse, according to Penal Code 368(a), defines crimes committed against elders— including adults dependent upon others for their care and well-being—and legislates particular legal guidelines for their protection from abuse. While it is sad that California legislature would even need to set laws against elder abuse, the reality is that some dependent elders need legal safeguards from senior abuse in much the same way minor or underage children also need them. Persons who take advantage of susceptible elders with harm commit the criminal conduct known as ‘elder abuse’.

Manslaughter

When it comes to the unlawful killing of another person, the crime of murder is what comes to mind immediately for most people. However, not every case involving a death qualifies as murder. In cases where a killing was unlawful but lacked any malice, the appropriate charge is manslaughter. If you or a loved one has been charged with manslaughter, contact an experienced criminal defense attorney at Made Law Group immediately.

Murder

For most people, murder is the most serious crime you can commit. The loss of a life is permanent and the potential consequences for a murder conviction reflect that. A conviction for murder can lead to a lifetime of incarceration; even those convicted of murder that are eventually released will face harsh consequences for the rest of their life. If you or a loved is facing charges of murder, contact experienced criminal defense attorney at Made Law Group immediately.

Robbery

Robbery is a serious criminal charge that can carry a lifetime of consequences. A conviction for robbery can lead to a lengthy prison sentence and cost you thousands of dollars in fines. What’s more, a conviction can make it difficult for you ever to obtain housing or employment again. If you’re facing robbery charges, contact an experienced robbery defense attorney at Made law Group right away.