In Washington DC, if you have been charged in a criminal case you need an experienced Washington DC criminal defense attorney to defend you. Jason Kalafat is a Washington DC Criminal Lawyer with experience in all types of criminal matters, including DUI / DWI drunk driving cases, drug cases (possession, possession with intent to distribute, and distribution), assault (simple, felony, and aggravated assault), robbery, sex cases, conspiracy, homicide, and all federal criminal charges.
If you have been charged with a felony or misdemeanor in Washington DC, the criminal justice system can be a frightening and time-consuming experience. Criminal defense attorney Jason Kalafat is capable of not only providing vigorous criminal defense, but peace of mind as he works with you to protect your rights and freedom at a price you can afford.
Law enforcement officers in Washington DC have the full force of the government at their disposal to deprive you of your rights. You should not go through any criminal legal proceeding without a Washington DC criminal lawyer by your side. If you are wondering why you might need a criminal defense lawyer, consider the following:
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If you have been contacted by any law enforcement, DC Metropolitan Police Department or a Federal agency, anything you say can and will be used against you.
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The initial stages of a Washington DC criminal investigation can determine the outcome of your case, since this is when the government gathers most of its evidence to mount a case.
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If criminally charged in Washington DC, negotiations with the prosecutors are an important part of the criminal process and having an experienced attorney such as Jason Kalafat, who has expertise in negotiations and a proven track record of successful negotiations is imperative.
To protect your interests, you need an intelligent, motivated criminal defense team behind you. Criminal defense attorneys understand the urgency of criminal charges, and will ensure that your rights are preserved at every stage of a criminal proceeding. |
