Criminal Defense 

At The Law Offices of Yancy Carter, we understand that being charged with a crime can be a frightening and overwhelming experience. Our experienced criminal defense attorneys are dedicated to providing aggressive and strategic representation to individuals facing criminal charges.

Types of Criminal Cases We Handle

Our firm represents clients in a wide range of criminal cases, including:

• Felony Offenses: Murder, manslaughter, robbery, burglary, arson, and other serious crimes

• Misdemeanor Offenses: Assault, battery, theft, DUI, and other lesser crimes

• White-Collar Crimes: Embezzlement, fraud, identity theft, and other financially motivated crimes

• Drug Crimes: Possession, distribution, manufacturing, and trafficking of controlled substances

• Sex Crimes: Rape, sexual assault, child molestation, and other sex-related offenses

• Domestic Violence: Spousal abuse, child abuse, and other domestic-related crimes

• Juvenile Crimes: Representation for minors charged with crimes

• Expungements: Representation for individuals seeking to expunge or seal their criminal records

How We Can Help

Our criminal defense attorneys will:

• Conduct a thorough investigation: Gather evidence, interview witnesses, and review police reports

• Develop a strategic defense: Identify weaknesses in the prosecution's case and develop a customized defense strategy

• Negotiate with prosecutors: Advocate for reduced charges, plea bargains, or dismissal of charges

• Represent you in court: Provide aggressive and effective representation in trial

• Protect your rights: Ensure that your constitutional rights are protected throughout the process

Common Criminal Defense Strategies

We understand that every case is unique, and we will tailor our defense strategy to the specific facts and circumstances of your case. Some common defense strategies include:

• Challenging the credibility of witnesses

• Disputing the accuracy of forensic evidence

• Arguing for suppression of evidence

• Raising affirmative defenses, such as self-defense or insanity

• Negotiating for reduced charges or plea bargains

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