Criminal Defenders Group

Our professionals are licensed to practice in the Supreme Court of California and courts in different counties within Los Angeles County. Many times innocent people fall prey to the legal system even if they're innocent. We are committed to assisting our clients in every way and we work closely with them so that we can prepare a strong defense for them.

Our hard work, practical experiences and latest information help us to represent clients in a highly professional manner to ensure favorable results. We give the best possible efforts so that an unexpected arrest or accusation does not have a negative impact in your personal, professional and social life. The most competent and trustworthy attorneys of Criminal Defenders Group provide the best service possible to their clients. Our criminal defense firm services the greater Los Angeles Area. There are not many Los Angeles Criminal Defense Firms like Criminal Defenders Group because of the level of service we provide to our clients. You need a firm who knows criminal law in Los Angeles very well and understands Los Angeles criminal law procedure. Criminal Defenders Group also has criminal defense attorneys that can come to you in the greater Orange County area.

Some important reasons why the Criminal Defenders Group is the most trusted criminal defense firm in Los Angeles:

Our criminal defense attorneys have extensive knowledge and experience to defend you in the best possible way.
We offer consultation services for free so that clients can understand their rights to help in making the right decision.

We help to dismiss the case or reduce the charges

Keep the clients away from jail by seeking alternatives such as electronic monitoring and house arrest

Client satisfaction and safety come first for us

We are always available for you

Competitive service fees and many more

Driving Under the Influence:

If you are arrested for driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol then you could face jail time and even have your driver's license suspended. The police officer who pulled you over is looking for certain symptoms so that they can then administer a test on you. Some symptoms that the officer is looking for include.

Odor of alcohol on your breath

Red or watery eyes

Slurred speech

Stumbling while walking in front of the officer

Disorientation

If you refuse to take the preliminary alcohol screening test then you will be arrested and your license will be suspended because you refused to take the preliminary alcohol screening test. You should not admit or make any voluntary statements to the police because that can be used against you in a court of law. Our team of attorneys can assist you in having the charges reduced or even dismissed. You need a reliable and experienced Los Angeles DUI attorney on your side that will fight for your rights. There are several DUI attorneys in Los Angeles but you should go with an attorney who knows DUI law thoroughly.


What to do if you're arrested:

1.You have a right to an attorney: Picking the right criminal defense attorney is extremely crucial. Our team of attorneys have the experience you need and deserve. Picking an attorney should be comfortable and in a stress free environment.

2.You have a right to remain silent: Do not answer any questions until you speak with one of our attorneys. It is your constitutional right to not answer any questions and to not incriminate yourself. Police officers will question you in order to possibly receive incriminating statements from you. You must be aware that you have a constitutional right to remain silent and not answer any questions until your attorney is present.

3.You have a right to confront and cross examine witnesses: It is also your constitutional right to cross examine witnesses that the prosecution has provided who will be testifying against you in your case.

4.You are presumed innocent until proven guilty: Don't make any incriminating statements and don't let the officer make you feel that you are guilty because there is a presumption of innocence on your behalf.

5.You have a right to a speedy trial: There is a statutory period of time that your case is required to go to trial within in which you also have a right to waive.