David W. Remington

Criminal Defense and your Constitutional rights go hand-in-hand. You need an experience criminal trial lawyer to make sure that your rights are protected and every defense is explored. With over 3,000 cases behind me, I know how to protect you and your rights. A "plea lawyer" should never be an option because nobody is afraid to lose a case to someone who's proven they will never fight.

These types of crimes are often great cases for juries. Despite popular culture's depiction of these crimes, the alleged "victims" in these cases are often just as unbelievable, if not more so than the person who has every reason to lie, the accused. If you are faced with one of these charges, you should consult an experienced criminal defense trial attorney to see if your case is ready for a jury.

DWI's are particularly difficult cases in that they are often scientific and never popular with judges or juries. Additionally, clients often hand the state their evidence by performing roadside tests and blowing in the "little box" (the Alco-sensor) on the side of the road. If stopped for a traffic violation and the officer asks you to do these tests, you should refuse all tests on the side of the road. If arrested, you must decide whether to take that test at the station, a tricky decision.

These cases are often very hotly contested cases because of the particularly sensitive nature of them. It has taken many years and many jury trials before I have learned how to EFFECTIVELY neutralize the sensitivity of the subject matter. You should always hire an experienced criminal defense trial lawyer for these cases. The price of going cheap in your hiring decision can cost many years of your life.