Los Angeles Carjacking Defense Attorney
Charged with Carjacking in L.A.?
The penalties for carjacking are extremely harsh in the state, and if you or a loved one has been accused of this crime, getting legal representation is an urgent matter. The results of a conviction will be life-changing. This offense is a felony, and the penalty can include 3, 5 or 9 years in state prison. The use of a firearm in the crime can increase the penalties, but even in cases in which no weapon was used, years of prison time could be expected when convicted. The legal team at Tyler & Wilson, LLP is a dedicated team of defense attorneys that will aggressively seek out strong options to defend even the most serious cases of carjacking.
Carjacking Defense Lawyer in Los Angeles
Defending carjacking cases is extremely important for the accused; their lives will be forever altered if convicted. As this is considered a violent crime, it comes under the California "three strikes" law and if the accused individual has prior convictions they could be facing up to 25 years in state prison. It is crucial that you have a defense lawyer that is dedicated to fighting aggressively to defend the charge. The legal team at the firm will carefully and fully analyze the evidence, and seek out any error or flaw to exploit in the defense strategy for the client.
It is vital that the accused individual refrains from answering any questions from law enforcement or other investigators about the case until the attorney arrives to ensure that they do not make statements when under stress that could damage the case. Many individuals have made statements when under police pressure that they later regretted, and the rule is to stay silent until the attorney from the firm arrives to manage the situation. The lawyer from the firm will carefully construct a defense case for the client and seek out every possible defense opportunity to fight to avoid the severe penalties that could be imposed under law.
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from the firm at once if charged with this crime.