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As a former prosecutor, I was appointed by the District Attorney of Rockland County as the Senior Assistant District Attorney in charge of the Driving While Intoxicated Bureau. While working in this supervisory role, I was responsible for the training of prosecutors and the review and assessment of every Driving While Intoxicated case brought before the District Attorney’s Office, as well as personally handling the most serious misdemeanor and felony Driving While Intoxicated cases from inception to trial.. As a Criminal Defense Attorney, I utilize my insight and vast background and experience on both sides of the criminal justice system to diligently defend those charged with Driving While Intoxicated and all other Criminal matters before the Courts of Rockland County and the State of New York. A Driving While Intoxicated charge, unlike most other crimes, not only subjects you to criminal sanctions, but will also have serious ramifications on your driving privileges as early as the first Court appearance. The laws of the State of New York allow for the prompt and immediate suspension of your driving privileges based solely upon an alleged blood alcohol level (.08 or greater), as well as the immediate suspension of your driving privileges for refusing to submit to a chemical test to determine your blood alcohol concentration.. If you or someone you care about has been charged with Driving While Intoxicated (DWI) or any other Criminal matter, please call me at .. DWI and Criminal Defense Lawyer (Attorney) serving All Rockland County (NY) Courts: Town of Clarkstown, Town of Ramapo, Town of Stony Point, Town of Haverstraw, Town of Orangetown, Village of Spring Valley, Village of Nyack, Village of Suffern, Village of South Nyack, Village of Piermont, Village of Airmont, Village of Haverstraw, Village of Wesley Hills, Village of Chestnut Ridge, Village of West Haverstraw, Village of Sloatsburg, Village of Grandview, Village of Upper Nyack, Village of New Square, Village of Hillburn, New York State Thruway and Palisades Interstate Parkway.

Forrest G. Merrill, Esq. has been helping people throughout Bergen, Passaic and the Northern New Jersey counties with their legal needs for more than 37 years. At the Law Offices of Forrest G. Merrill, Esq., we bring a personalized approach to every case I take. As a sole practitioner, I will provide the highest level of professionalism and personal attention to your cases, always working directly with you, the client. I will always keep you fully informed and involved, making certain you understand all your legal options and their implications, so that you can make the best possible decisions for the outcome of your legal matter.

I am a former fifteen year prosecutor and former Idaho Deputy Attorney General.  I have successfully prosecuted thousands of DUI and criminal cases for the government.  I know that being arrested or charged with a crime can be one of the most difficult times of your life.  I would like to help you.  I will aggressively defend and protect your freedom, reputation and career.  I would like to use my years of criminal law experience and insider information to fight for you.. Please call me or email me with any questions. I am available 24/7 for free consultations.

Dealing with the legal system is not fun. Most people don't have much experience with the legal system and that creates the fear of the unknown. That's where I come in. I've been helping people with their legal issues for over ten years. Whether you've been injured in an accident or arrested for a crime, I've helped a lot of people through their legal process, and I can help you, too.

Ms. Dvorchik offers representation in Criminal, Traffic and Juvenile matters, Estate, Trust & Guardianship litigation, and, Commercial litigation. She practices in both state and federal court. She has a special interest in cases with mental health concerns.Ms. Dvorchik has been licensed to practice law in the Commonwealth of Virginia since 2003. She is licensed to practice before all state courts in the Commonwealth of Virginia, the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia, the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Eastern District of Virginia, the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia and the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit. As a law clerk for four different judges, Ms. Dvorchik has extensive experience managing complex litigation matters within federal and state courts. When litigation becomes necessary, Ms. Dvorchik's familiarity with the intricacies of local court procedures, excellent writing skills and practical experience litigating matters allows her to assertively advance her clients' interests. In criminal cases, she has tried multiple cases to judges and juries and has represented over 1300 clients.After graduating from law school, she clerked for the Honorable Charles B. Day, Magistrate Judge, for the U.S. District Court for the District of Maryland.  She then joined the Office of the Public Defender for the City and County of Fairfax. Anna left that office at the request of the Honorable M. Langhorne Keith, Circuit Court Judge for the County of Fairfax, to work as his law clerk. Upon his retirement, she clerked for his replacement, the Honorable Charles J. Maxfield. After her term expired with the court, she entered the private practice of criminal law with Yeager & Thelin where she remained until returning to the public defender's office. In May 2010, at the request of the Fairfax County Circuit Court, she became a law clerk for the Honorable Brett A. Kassabian. In April 2011, Ms. Dvorchik formed her own law firm. Since 2011,  Ms. Dvorchik has first and second chaired multiple litigation matters. Her representative matters included criminal, traffic and juvenile law, estate and guardianship litigation, business torts litigation, commercial condominium disputes, business formation litigation, and, commercial litigation.Ms. Dvorchik received her law degree cum laude from Washington and Lee School of Law where she served as the Editor-in-Chief of the Environmental Law Digest and was active in the Women's Law Student Organization. She received her B.A. with distinction in History from Connecticut College in 1998.Case results depend upon a variety of factors unique to each case and do not guarantee or predict a similar result in any future case undertaken by the lawyer.

Brenton D. Vincenzes, Principal and Founder of Vincenzes Law, PLLC, is an award-winning and highly esteemed Fairfax County Criminal Defense Attorney who serves Northern Virginia court systems.. Criminal Defense:. I serve to protect the rights of those facing the criminal justice system in Northern Virginia. Young, old, affluent, indigent, or somewhere in between.. Some recent cases of mine involve/involved:

Herson Merino is a bilingual Spanish speaker who was born and raised in the Northern Virginia area. Being the son of El Salvadorean immigrants, Herson has witnessed firsthand the struggles non-native English speakers face trying to communicate their stories. Herson received his undergraduate degree from George Mason University in 2012. He graduated with honors from The University of Columbia David A. Clarke School of Law in 2015. While in law school, Herson obtained his student bar license and provided over 700 hours of legal assistance, which included vigorous criminal defense representation, to D.C.’s most vulnerable and indigent residents. In addition to being in the court room while in law school, Herson served as an Articles Editor for the UDC Law Review.. After graduating from law school, Herson was admitted to the Virginia Bar, and worked as an associate attorney at a local Manassas law firm. Due to his fluency in Spanish and excellent advocacy skills, Herson handled most of the criminal litigation at the firm. As a result, Herson was able to litigate and favorably resolve over 100 cases in the Virginia General District Courts, Circuit Courts, and Juvenile and Domestic Relations Courts.

Born & raised in the Lehigh Valley, always wanted to do criminal defense-exciting & challenging but never boring! One of the things my clients always tell me is that they like that they can reach me without having to call me over and over. I try to call people back the same day whenever possible.. Just Google my name (Attorney Kate Roberts or Attorney Kathryn Roberts).. You'll find lots of newspaper articles from the Morning Call and Lehigh Valley Live about cases of mine in the news.  I've had 109 jury trials in the last 24 years, including several month-long trials in federal court.  That's a HUGE amount--some criminal attorneys have NEVER had a trial--and that is the only measurement that matters. Sometimes it's hard for people to figure out if the attorney they're thinking to hire is any good. The measure for a criminal defense attorney is simple--trial experience.  I keep a list on my wall of all the cases I've won over the years.  Keep in mind that "winning" can sometimes mean the person never got charged at all, or won a compromise that was more than the person dreamed of getting, along with, of course, a "not guilty" verdict after a trial.  When you are interviewing attorneys, ask the person how many times he or she has had a trial and if they keep a list.  If they hesitate to answer you, move on!  Would you want a doctor to evaluate you for surgery if he'd never DONE the surgery??   Even if you don't want to go to trial in your case and you're looking for a quiet way to work out your case, prosecutors know the reputation of attorneys who win and challenge cases versus attorneys who don't.  I spend most of my time in the courts of Lehigh County and Northampton County.  I also spend a great deal of time in federal criminal court, mostly in Philadelphia.  I have only ever practiced criminal defense--I never wanted to be a prosecutor, a judge, or do other legal work.  Many people have come to me over the years and asked me if I would consider running for election to be a judge.  However, I don't think I have the right temperament to do that.  Being a judge requires having many hours of patience, and sitting in courtroom for many hours every day.  I prefer to be an advocate!  Criminal defense is always interesting and we need strong attorneys to challenge police and prosecutors who make assumptions.. As for the way I run my office, I try not to overcharge people.  I see that happen a lot, especially with DUI cases.  Lawyers simply should not be charging people $5,000 for a DUI case in which the person may get ARD or working out a deal in a 1st offense and pleading guilty.  I am astounded when I hear about lawyers charging people $8,000 or $10,000 for a DUI case and even more astounded when I see that lawyer walk the client through a guilty plea, without raising any legal challenges.  Add to that, often the lawyers that are charging those very high fees are not even from the Lehigh Valley--their main office is in some other county in the Poconos or Philadelphia and they don't even have much familiarity with our courts, judges or prosecutors.  Hand-holding by a lawyer is not worth $8,000 or $10,000!   When I have a simpler DUI case (no major accident, 1st or 2nd offense), I generally charge between $1,500 and $2,500 if the DUI case is in Lehigh or Northampton County.  Trials are another matter entirely--I would generally charge at least $10,000 for a trial, because preparing a trial is long and complicated for an attorney.   And, most important, if I'm going to trial with my client, I want to win!. As for other criminal cases, fees vary widely depending on the scenario.  Very often I am asked to give a consultation.  I do free consultations every day, usually for about 1/2 hour with someone.  Sometimes, however, people need much more in-depth advice on a complicated case, or as a 2nd opinion because they already have an attorney and would like to have a couple hours with me, but aren't sure they would have the funds to change attorneys.  In that scenario, I usually offer to do a paid, lengthier consultation of 2 hours or so, for $300.  That way, I am covered for my time, and I can tell the person all the good and all the bad that they really need to know about their case.

Attorney Petrick is highly skilled and knowledgeable in all aspects of Commercial Litigation, DUIs, Criminal and Drug Charges, Divorce and Child Custody. He has a proven track record of winning cases and successfully negotiating the resolution of matters prior to trial.. Each case is unique and each client receives his full attention to conduct a thorough investigation, and fulfill all procedural and evidentiary rights.. Among the numerous cases reported in the media which he has handled, Mr. Petrick represented his client in gaining an injunction against Westmoreland County resulting in a huge win for his client. The case was featured in the Tribune Review. In other news, WPXI reported on a wire theft case in which his client was facing over 30 felonies. Mr. Petrick successfully negotiated the dismissal of all felonies in this case.. Mr. Petrick graduated from St. Vincent College with a Bachelor of Arts in History and attended Central Catholic High School in Pittsburgh. Originally from the Regent Square area of Pittsburgh, he now makes his home in Elizabeth Township. Mr. Petrick served as a Trustee for a Board within the Achieva family; a non-profit organization providing comprehensive services for people with disabilities and their families.. Mr. Petrick is a member of the West Penn SCUBA Divers Club. He enjoys hiking the Laurel Highlands Hiking Trail, cycling throughout Western Pennsylvania and sailing the Chesapeake. He is a proud member of the Mon Yough Area Chamber of Commerce and supports all small businesses in the region.

Timothy M. Barrouk, Esq.. I have developed an excellent reputation in Central Pennsylvania for successfully representing clients in litigation areas including criminal law and DUI. With over a decade of criminal law experience, I am a strong trial court advocate who is not afraid to fight for my clients. I have tried well in excess of five dozen cases through to verdict, and have set many more for trial - only to have the opposing counsel settle with a favorable pre-trial resolution. I have also successfully argued multiple cases before the Pennsylvania Appellate Courts, including Com. v. Gause, a case that substantially limited the admissibility of police officers observations of impairment in atrial for Driving Under the Influence of a Controlled Substance. In addition, I have successfully fought to reinstate the driving privileges of individuals who refused to submit to chemical testing.. At home in the courtroom, I have earned a statewide reputation as one of the state's top cross-examiners of cooperating witnesses (snitches), complaining witnesses (alleged victims), and police officers (especially the State’s forensic DUI experts). I have been named a 2010 Rising Star and a Super Lawyer every year from 2013 until the present, by Super Lawyers, a prestigious nationwide legal association.. I frequently give presentations to other attorneys at continuing legal education seminars on DUI. These lectures have included topics such as standardized field sobriety testing, defending against a drug recognition expert, defending DUI controlled substance cases, chemical testing, and general DUI defense strategies. I also frequently lecture in the area of self-defense law. In addition to lecturing, I have stayed on the cutting edge by participating in classes and interactive seminars conducted by nationally renowned experts in criminal law, DUI law, forensic science, and trial advocacy.

If you've been arrested for a Pennsylvania DUI, consider hiring an experienced Pennsylvania DUI attorney who knows PA DUI laws and will fight aggressively for your rights. The Pennsylvania DUI lawyers at Zachary B. Cooper Attorney at Law, P.C. are dedicated exclusively to DUI defense. Zachary Cooper is trained and qualified in the roadside field testing by the same government organization that trains the police, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. He will know if something was done improperly with your field sobriety testing. That may be one way to weaken the state's case against you. Zachary Cooper has advanced training in breath and blood testing, and will thoroughly evaluate your Pennsylvania DUI charge for you to determine your best defense and course of action. Clients don't hire us to hold their hands and plead them guilty - clients hire us to fight aggressively and to do everything that can be done to put them in a better situation. There are many challenges that can be made to a PA DUI charge. Please call the PA DUI lawyers at Zachary B.Cooper Attorney at Law, P.C. for a free evaluation and to discuss your Pennsylvania DUI case.

For more than 40 years, Attorney Steven A. Tomeo has served Connecticut with top-tier representation in drunk driving defense cases, handling many cases in majority of the state’s courts. With an exclusive focus on DUI defense, Attorney Tomeo is able to deliver aggressive representation for all of his clients from beginning to end. Over the years, his firm has gained a wide range of specialized staff members, such as forensic toxicologists and former police officers, who become extremely important when defending a client’s DUI case. This combined experience and expertise in a wide range of areas allows the team to bring a formidable defense to each client’s side of the courtroom.. In addition, Attorney Tomeo handles other matters associated with DUI defense, such as DUI appeals, and holds memberships in the National College of DUI Defense as well as the Connecticut Bar Association. He is committed to serving every client with the utmost respect and dedication. He is passionate about helping the accused and explores every case detail by detail in order to defend clients who may have been wrongfully arrested. He works hard to have clients’ charges dismissed or reduced and is devoted to protecting their rights every step of the way. Attorney Tomeo understands the hardships that come along with DUI charges and defends the accused relentlessly.

Attorney Jason Sucoll represents individuals charged with Criminal and Motor Vehicle Offenses throughout Connecticut. In addition, he zealously pursues personal injury and workman's compensation claims. He also handles a variety of Family Law matters including but not limited to Divorce, Custody and Child Support cases.. Attorney Sucoll devotes countless hours in order to provide every client with the utmost in service, accessibility and candid legal advice.

I am a criminal defense attorney with The Wilson Law Firm. Our firm handles cases ranging from simple traffic offenses to misdemeanors and felonies. We also represent clients in limited civil matters such as expungements, protective orders, and restoration of driver’s licenses and firearm rights.. I have defended clients in various courts throughout the Commonwealth of Virginia, as well as in the District of Columbia and local federal courts. I have experience dealing with a wide range of criminal matters, including:. Alcohol: DUI/DWI, Drinking While Driving, Public Intoxication, Underage Possession of Alcohol;. Drugs: Possession of Controlled Substances and Distribution of Controlled Substances (all schedules);. Theft/Fraud: Embezzlement, Grand larceny, petit larceny, Credit Card Theft. Perjury, Identity Theft, Espionage;. Financial: Credit Card Fraud, Forgery, Obtaining Money by False Pretenses, Wire Fraud, Money Laundering;. Violence: Assault and Battery, Domestic Assault and Battery, Attempted Malicious Wounding, Unlawful Wounding of a Law Enforcement Officer, Kidnapping;. Weapons: Possession of a Firearm by a Convicted Felon, Restoration of Firearm Rights, Carrying Concealed Weapons;. Sex: Rape, Aggravated Sexual Battery, Indecent Liberties, Electronic Solicitation of a Minor, Object Sexual Penetration, Prostitution, Stalking, Possession and Distribution of Child Pornography;. Property: Felony (>$1000) and Misdemeanor (<$1000) Destruction of Property with Intent, Trespass, Entering with Intent to Destroy;. Motor Vehicle: DUI / DWI, Reckless Driving, Driving While Suspended or Revoked, Fleeing the Scene of an Accident (Hit and Run), Attempting to Elude Law Enforcement;. I have also represented clients in all manner of traffic violations, and in certain civil matters and administrative hearings including protective orders, expungements, Title IX investigations, and appeals of Child Protective Services determinations.. Finally, I have experience defending individuals with intellectual or developmental disabilities and take pride in having guided them through the complexities of the criminal justice system to a successful conclusion.

John A. Boneta graduated from Catholic University, Columbus School of Law, magna cum laude (1993). He also has a Masters degree in criminal justice from American University (1984). Prior to graduating from law school, Mr. Boneta was a K-9 Police Officer in Arlington County from 1985-1994.He was a Field Training Officer from 1988-1990, providing individualized training for recruit officers and local training on DWI laws and defensive tactics. During law school, Mr. Boneta completed internships at both the U.S. Attorney's Office in Washington, DC and the Office of the U.S. Marshal.Mr. Boneta was an Assistant Commonwealth 's Attorney in Arlington from 1994 to 1996. He prosecuted criminal, traffic, and juvenile cases in General District Court, and conducted jury trials on Felonies in Circuit Court. He responded to motions and prepared grand jury indictments. He was in charge of handling all Habitual Offender cases (civil and criminal) and teaching DWI law and procedure for the Police Department. He was also a member of the critical and fatal accident prosecution team.Prior to starting his own firm, Mr. Boneta was of Counsel to the national law firm of Speiser Krause, one of the oldest and more prestigious mass disaster and aviation accident firms in the country. He has also been a partner in the Fairfax law firm of Phillips, Beckwith, Hall and Boneta; and the associate attorney responsible for handling criminal cases for Baskin, Jackson, and Hansbarger.Mr. Boneta has taught a variety of courses at Marymount University since 1997, including Racial and Ethnic Relations, Correctional Institutions, Cultural Anthropology, and Policing in America. Since 1994 he has taught at the Northern Virginia Criminal Justice Police Academy. Mr. Boneta has also taught numerous continuing legal education courses for the Virginia Bar on topics ranging from ethical issues in the practice of Criminal Law to DUI Defense, and the Use of Expert Witnesses. He was also appointed to the Falls Church City Commission on Public Safety and Human Relations in Falls Church, Virginia, in 1998.