This is an area of criminal law where most defendants who are charged are shocked to find themselves fighting for their freedom in the criminal justice system. Many violent crimes have a backstory that is most often not explored by the police or the prosecutor before an arrest is made and charges are filed. For example, someone who loses a fight is often labeled the “victim” and the winner is often labeled the “suspect” or “defendant”. Once charged with a crime, the average “Joe” (or “Jane”) finds themselves battling with not only the prosecutor, but a judge who believes they are guilty and a society who believes that if you’re charged with a crime, you must have done “something” to be sitting in the defendant’s seat.
We Will Listen To Your Full Story
Josh has the common sense and experience to know that what is written in the police report is most often not the full story. He will listen to your side and investigate every possible angle to support your defense in a meticulous and passionate manner. He will view the scene himself to ensure that nobody understands the case or knows the facts as well as he does. This is especially important with crimes of violence because often people involved in altercations with others have a motivation to fabricate or exaggerate to cover up their own culpability and being present for interviews and viewing the scene can help uncover any inconsistencies or defenses available to you.
Whether you are guilty or innocent, or somewhere in-between, Josh has the ability and experience to present the most compelling defense possible, and will do so passionately and aggressively
Joshua Mulligan is a State Bar Certified Criminal Law Specialist, a distinction achieved by less than 3% of criminal defense attorneys. He’s a graduate of Cornell Law School, an Ivy League institution, as well as Trial Lawyers College which includes a four week program of intensive study and practice in trial storytelling and effective advocacy.
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