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Frequently Asked Questions
What does a Criminal Defense lawyer in your area do?
A Criminal Defense lawyer helps clients pursue compensation for injuries, medical expenses, lost wages, and other damages related to Criminal Defense cases in your area.
How much does a Criminal Defense lawyer cost in your area?
Most Criminal Defense lawyers work on a contingency fee basis, meaning they only get paid if they win the case. Fees are usually a percentage of the settlement or verdict.
When should I hire a Criminal Defense lawyer in your area?
You should contact a Criminal Defense lawyer as soon as possible after the incident to protect evidence, meet legal deadlines, and improve your chances of receiving compensation.
How do I choose the best Criminal Defense lawyer in your area?
Look for attorneys with experience handling Criminal Defense cases, strong client reviews, and a track record of successful settlements or verdicts.
25981 Criminal Defense Lawyers Found
Tucson-Based Criminal and DUI Defense AttorneyJeffrey Grynkewich is a Tucson native and University of Arizona alumni who has now returned to his hometown as a well-seasoned attorney. Upon graduating Cum Laude from law school, passing the bar, and becoming a licensed attorney, Jeff practiced law across the State with a focus on criminal defense. As a criminal defense attorney, he has had great success in getting results for his clients, including lesser sentences, dismissals, and full trial acquittals. He has also been recognized in national media for success in the Court of Appeals which ultimately resulted in great results for numerous clients charged with various crimes in La Paz County. Nothing has been more important to him than ensuring his clients’ rights are upheld and protected.Jeff is no stranger to a courtroom where he not only advocates for his clients and provides advice but also serves as a companion to ensure clients feel they are not going through the courtroom process alone. Equally importantly, when not in court he actively researches his cases, and keeps updated on the current state of the law.When away from the courtroom Jeff stays active and participates in running, lifting, crossfit and other fitness-related activities. He has previously completed sprint and Olympic-distance triathlons, half-marathons, and (so far) one full marathon. For the times when he is not running around the courtroom, office, or a track, Jeff enjoys spending time with his family and engaging with his surrounding community
Molly Kincaid graduated from James E. Rogers College of Law at the University of Arizona, where she focused her studies on immigration law and criminal defense. During law school, she worked for the Florence Immigrant and Refugee Rights Project, assisting detained immigrants seeking relief from deportation. She also represented immigrant workers and asylum seekers through the Tucson Worker's Project and the Immigration Law Clinic. In addition, Molly performed legal research remotely for United Farm Workers, Cesar Chavez's non-profit that supports California's migrant workers exposed to employer abuses and wage and labor discrimination.. Before she even graduated law school, Ms. Kincaid became immersed in criminal defense as well. Working for the Arizona Justice Project, she was part of a team that represented a client who received clemency after 49 years in prison (making her the longest-serving female inmate in the country). This experience instilled in Ms. Kincaid a deep passion to serve those who may have been wrongfully accused of a crime, or unjustly sentenced or charged.. Ms. Kincaid is now an experienced criminal defense attorney, and zealously defends her clients through active motions practice and litigation. Before joining the Law Offices of Matthew H. Green, she worked as a trial attorney at the Pima County Public Defender's office, representing many indigent clients in their criminal cases. Ms. Kincaid tirelessly works each case to get the best outcome for each and every client, whether that outcome is a jury trial or a beneficial plea agreement. Her trial experience and the many cases she handled at the Public Defender prepared her to be able to advise clients on the best course of action. Because of her interest in both criminal and immigration law, Ms. Kincaid is able to counsel non-citizen clients on the best route for them in their criminal case in order to avoid immigration consequences.. Ms. Kincaid has experience in a wide variety of criminal cases: drug sales, transportation and possession, domestic violence, robbery, burglary, theft, homicide, sexual assault and other sex offenses, child abuse, assault, disorderly conduct and shoplifting. She practices in the Pima County Superior Court, the Pima County Justice Court, Tucson City Court, and U.S. District Court in Tucson.
Español es mi primer idioma y sé lo que es estar en un pais ajeno en un sistema ajeno sin entender la cultura y los derechos que proponen. Mi primer enfoque siempre es mi cliente y asegurar que entiende el proceso para poder apoyarlo en defender contra acusaciones penales. Inmigre a los EEUU de pequeña y eso me da una ventaja en poder guiarlo y representarlo como si fuera parte de mi familia.. I am a dedicated defense attorney who has worked defending people against serious criminal charges for the last 23 years. I believe that my client's come first and I work very hard at making sure clients rights are protected at every stage. I am not here to make a name for myself, my concern is you, your rights and your family. As a long-time public servant I have worked to make sure that the presumption of innocence continues to mean something and that we do not allow the government to take that away or take it for granted.. I have litigated violent crimes, white collar, criminal immigration, drug charges and sex offenses. I have also defended juveniles against serious charges like homicide, manslaughter, assault on a federal officer, as well as large conspiracy cases. I have represented my clients before the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals as well. Your rights are my concern.
After more than 20 years as an archaeologist in the environmental consulting sector, I decided on a mid-life career change and enrolled in law school at the U of A in 2009. I was a member of the our national trial team, and participated in four oral argument competitions, winning first place in three of them and placing the second in the other.. After graudation in 2012 I spent nearlly 2 years working in the area of international human rights and doing some mediation work before deciding to pursue a more conventional legal career in criminal defense. I then spent two years as a Law Clerk at the Pima County Public Defenders, where I worked closely with more than 50 trial lawyers on over 400 cases.. I handle both misdemeanor and felony cases. I promise you strong and dedicated representation, ensuring that you are treated fairly and justly throughout all phases of your case. Your best interests are my top priority.